The phrase "at emigration" is not commonly used in written English and may not be correct depending on the context.
It could be used when discussing the process or act of leaving one's country to settle in another, but it is more typical to see "during emigration" or "at the time of emigration."
Example: "Many people face challenges at emigration, including cultural adjustments and legal requirements."
Alternatives: "during emigration" or "at the time of emigration."
The move was temporary, a half-hearted stab at emigration; nonetheless, I was enrolled in school.
Eichmann emerges as a different kind of "Specialist": the title refers to his self-proclaimed "expertise" at "emigration".
The Jewish Romanian writer Norman Manea made his first, abortive attempt at emigration at the age of four, when he ran away from home.
By Larissa MacFarquhar The Jewish Romanian writer Norman Manea made his first, abortive attempt at emigration at the age of four, when he ran away from home.
Although Chinese officials have said that the relatively liberal American political-asylum process encourages poor Chinese to try their luck at emigration, Ms. Meissner said that complaint had not come up in meetings here.
To him, the narrator's pathetic attempt at emigration while sewing her name, address and a note saying "Marry me" into jackets bound for Italy from the clothing factory where she works can only mean that she is guilty of prostitution while on the job, as well as much else he seeks to get out of her.
His speech at an emigration conference at King's College in London in April 1886 impressed delegates; shortly afterwards, the government established an Emigration Information Bureau under the Colonial Office.
Person-years of follow-up were accumulated from age at the beginning of the study (January 1 , 1980, and follow up was terminated at the age at death, emigration, or the end of follow up (December 31 , 2008, whichever came first.
The difference between the level of immigration at 515,000 and emigration at 352,000 gives the net migration figure of 163,000.
Follow-up started at date of diagnosis and ended at death, emigration or 31 Dec 2009, whichever came first.
Follow-up started at date of diagnosis and ended at death, emigration or on 31 December 2009, whichever came first.
