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"embark to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express the idea of setting out on a journey or undertaking a venture. For example: "She embarked to India on a spiritual journey to find inner peace."
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"I am about to embark to a place and space that is usually off-limits and hidden," she writes.
I saw them embark to pass the mighty river and never will that solemn spectacle fade from my remembrance.
Yet they stood fast with the Confederacy: writing home in 1862, Friedenwald warned his family that a Union victory would "palsy the fervent immigrant from attempting to embark to a land of dissension, the asylum of the oppressed of all nations will be a land without law and Liberty".
It is a set of procedures that animal experts must embark to precisely define and interpret detailed variations in measured field signals.
But where others see weakness, developers see opportunity, and a way for startups like Embark to take on a giant like Google in a meaningful way on a platform with massive reach.
They embark to Jadd to start a new life in a new world.
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My parents married in India and then embarked to America on a lonely, thrilling adventure.
Next the women embarked to Taj, a restaurant and lounge in Chelsea, which is host to salsa nights on Monday.
Soon I will be embarking to California, where I will be interning at a fruit company for seven months.
Related government agencies have already embarked to study its implementation.
The volume of oil originally in place's calculations was very important before embarking to reservoir performance prediction.
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