The phrase "emigrated abroad" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe the act of leaving one's country to permanently settle in another country. Here is an example sentence: "After graduating from university, she emigrated abroad to Canada to pursue a career in marketing."
By World War I about half a million Slovaks had emigrated abroad, mostly to the United States.
The latest net migration figure shows that 216,000 more people to live in Britain in 2011 than emigrated abroad.
Since the Jan . 25revolution that removed President Hosni Mubarak from power, 100,000 Christian families have emigrated abroad, according to Naguib Gibrael, the Coptic Church's lawyer.
They also showed little interest in protecting their human rights or even in improving their quality of life — which is part of the reason why 120,000 West Bank Palestinians moved to the East Bank of the Jordan River and about 300,000 others emigrated abroad.
Our measure for the migration network, N i,t, is the migration rate at the district level, defined as the share of households with a member who emigrated abroad during the 7-year period before the survey year.8 Through the networks effect, an individual living in a district with a high migration rate, should be more prone to emigrate, since this can lower migration costs.9.9
This linkage was facilitated by the fact that both datasets use the same personal identifier, thus yielding almost 100% linkage rates after excluding those who emigrated abroad since admission to the hospital.
This has always been the case, and people who are considering emigrating abroad should always consider the impact the move could have on their future state pension entitlement".
The ONS said the rise in net immigration was driven by a fall in the number of British citizens emigrating abroad, which was down 14,000 to 123,000.
Hospitals have reported problems both recruiting and retaining staff with reports emerging of emergency care doctors emigrating abroad.
Using three rounds of recent data from Egypt's labor market survey, we analyze the determinants of the decision to emigrate abroad, at the household and individual level.
As Figures 1 and 2 show, the number of "new migrants" (those individuals emigrating abroad for the first time) steadily increased since 1991, with the greatest proportion of new migrants leaving from Moldova in 2008 and Georgia in 2010.
