The phrase "inflow of migrants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the movement or arrival of people from one place to another, particularly in the context of immigration.
Example: "The inflow of migrants has significantly impacted the local economy and community dynamics."
Alternatives: "arrival of migrants" or "migration influx."
Three years ago, Europe's biggest inflow of migrants and refugees since the second world war was taking place.
The Office for National Statistic ONSS) estimates that between 2004 and 2012, the net inflow of migrants from the new members was 423,000.
The media go wild, she says, about the inflow of migrants, but what they should be talking about is migrants' rights.
Animosity towards immigration has grown rapidly in the last 10 years as the inflow of migrants from central Asia and Russia's north Caucasus region has boomed.
Reckless's website mentions his drive to reduce immigration to the UK – "particularly trying to stop a large inflow of migrants from Romania and Bulgaria".
As the report notes, without the net inflow of migrants from abroad the size of the workforce in the older industrial towns would have declined.
The fast growth rate is as a result of the areas closeness to the capital city, Accra, where there is a lot of inflow of migrant workers.
In both sectors, this appears to have restrained pay.Higher inflows of migrants may have eased capacity constraints, but it is uncertain whether the influx will continue, especially now that jobs are becoming scarcer.
But what I would like to stress here is that migrants, as I said before, respond to opportunities, and what we've seen over the past few years during the crisis is that there was a reduction in the inflows of migrants to OECD countries, basically responding to the reduced opportunities.
It is crucial to stem the surging support for far-right parties, which play on fears of uncontrolled inflows of migrants – but also to bring the starry-eyed idealists, who insist on keeping the doors wide open, back down to earth.
A European Border and Coast Guard agency, mobilising at least 1,500 officers, has at last been established, and will provide support whenever a state is unable to secure its own borders alone, as in the case of massive inflows of migrants, which – let us not be naive – can allow terrorists to slip through.
