The phrase "at the relocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific event or situation related to moving or changing location.
Example: "We will discuss the logistics at the relocation meeting next week."
Alternatives: "during the move" or "at the transfer".
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.
Newtok's relocation provides an example of a model governance structure where the Newtok Traditional Council is leading the community's relocation effort and federal, state and tribal governmental and non-governmental organisations are providing the community with the technical assistance needed to build the infrastructure at the relocation site.
Whether it had much impact is open to debate but both Murrayfield and the Millennium Stadium were keen to keep the event, with the latter especially miffed at the relocation to Manchester.
Such information supported our doubts on the reliability of the traditional risk assessment approach, which was practised by the Hamburg harbour authorities at the relocation sites in the North Sea.
Statewide, Newtok is the furthest along in addressing the crisis, having actually started building anew over the past 10 years at the relocation site, a large island of rolling hills nine miles upriver.
Back at the relocation site in San Pedro, Marjon and his friends are hoping to return to school in the nearest future.
The real world now extends to Eastern Europe, India, China and other parts of Asia where governments, eager to stimulate economic growth, routinely offer tax holidays, said Kathleen Norat, vice president for economic development at Mintax, the relocation consulting firm.
Michael Bublé's concert will be at Croke Park, hence the relocation of next week's replay to Thurles.
The fire, at Hamburg Turnpike and Valley Road, forced the relocation of about 25 senior citizens to the local high school John Holl (NYT).
The absence of large numbers of partially degraded tRNA copies in many of the investigated genomes provides a hint at the mechanisms of tRNA mobility: At least in part the relocation events appear to be linked to chromosomal rearrangements rather than mere duplication-deletion of the tRNA genes themselves.
At the same time, the relocation goldrush is not what it was.
