"inland migration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement of people from one area to another within a country or region, away from the coast or major cities. Example: In the 1800s, the United States experienced a significant inland migration as people moved westward in search of new land and opportunities.
Paleo-Indian archaeological sites suggesting coastal and inland migration routes.
Inland migration may well continue, or even accelerate.
This ~ 80 km-long NW-WNW-trending belt tracks the episodic inland migration of both magmatism and tectonic deformation since ~ 18 Ma.
In a thrust of inland migration before the American Revolution, substantial settlement of Georgia began as a belt that extended along the Savannah River and reached the lower Piedmont.
The inland migration of seawater in coastal aquifers, known as seawater intrusion (SWI), can be categorised as passive or active, depending on whether the hydraulic gradient slopes downwards towards the sea or the land, respectively.
When sea levels rise, coastal ecosystems might not be able to migrate inland for two reasons: sea levels might rise too quickly for ecosystems to respond, and human structures and settlements might block inland migration.
The "displacement scenario" may also stem from the inland migrations of Plains Aborigine subgroups, who were displaced by either Han or other Plains Aborigines and chose to move to the Iilan plain in 1804, the Puli basin in 1823 and another Puli migration in 1875.
The migration inland has affected the birds' diet.
"They defined where the birds come from and where they go". Research has found that Ungava birds go more inland on their migration route.
Most cited stock losses to predators along the Okavango River and shortages of grazing are reasons for their migration inland and they clearly described how they expanded first along the Xaudum valley where water could be easily accessed from shallow pit wells.
The company, Mr. Prophet said, was pursuing a strategy of moving products, not people: instead of encouraging a migration from inland provinces to coastal factories, H.P. would manufacture in the inland provinces and then ship the products from there.
