The phrase "at relocation" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without additional context.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to moving or changing locations, but it would need more information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The team will be available for support at relocation to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "during relocation" or "upon relocation".
To stay sane at relocation time, we keep the house we're in as homey as possible until we move, then turn the new house into a home as fast as we can.
An earlier attempt at relocation was refused planning permission, and, in the face of much local opposition objecting to the change of use of public land, a new application will be considered next month.
Argumentative Writing World: "Hundreds in Peru Balk at Relocation From Site of Mine Common Core Standardss: RI1, RI10, W1, W4, W10, RH1, RH2 More than 14,000 feet above sea level in the mountains of Peru sits a century-old village called Morococha.
We further look at relocation preferences for the two groups and find similar preferences for regional towns.
The objective of our study was to investigate the theory that microseparation of the articular surfaces draws in a high volume of bursal fluid and its contents into the articulation, and at relocation under load would generate high pressures of fluid ejection, resulting in an abrasive water jet.
A memorial concert for Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who disappeared into the Soviet Gulag, will be held at 6 Tatra Street at 5pm.The relocation of Budapest's Jews was the second stage of the Hungarian Holocaust.
For years, Grandpa would joke about the "freedom" he had behind barbed wire, first at Pinedale and then at a "relocation center" in Tule Lake, California.
Public housing, better roads and safer neighborhoods all resonate, even if many rural residents chafe at forced relocation.
Ms. Pitman is the stepdaughter of Paul J. Melanson of Paramus, who is a vice president for sales at Xonex Relocation, a moving service for corporate executives.
"Those kind of packages will not be offered to the extent they were in the past," said Paul Lucas, vice president for real estate at Pricoa Relocation.
Ibrahim Mubarak, a village spokesman, said he was among some who now expected to return to sleeping on the streets; he scoffed at the relocation site, a fenced lot far from commercial or social services.
