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"emigration of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of leaving one's country to settle in another country. Example: The emigration of Irish immigrants to America was motivated by the Great Famine in the mid-1800s.
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O'Neill foresees a return to emigration of footballers.
Instead, wrote Bershidsky, his was an "emigration of disappointment".
Unemployment has tripled; emigration of talent has resumed.
There has been no significant emigration of Malagasy peoples abroad.
Alongside these problems comes the emigration of what often are Portugal's youngest and brightest.
By Adam Gopnik The emigration of Roma from the East has heightened the debate over integration.
This was not the great emigration of the gold rush, ten years earlier.
That event caused the first great emigration of Irish to America.
After Ireland, Norway had the highest relative emigration of all European countries in the 19th century.
This led to the mass emigration of Protestants, including many members of the nobility.
The population of these small towns has been further depleted by the emigration of young workers.
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