The phrase "migration plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a plan for moving resources, applications, or data to a different system or location. For example, "Our IT team is developing a migration plan to move our entire website from an outdated platform to a newer, more secure platform."
These are all issues which the digital migration plan must address".
Far-right protesters opposed to migration plan to march from Dover Priory station, and anti-fascists have vowed to stop them.
But the report said a digital migration plan would not kick in until digital radio accounts for more than 50% of all radio listening and national DAB coverage met current FM levels.
At an environmental conference in New Zealand in June, that tiny nation said that the water threat due to climate change was making its lands uninhabitable and asked for help with a migration plan for its citizens.
It said it would create a "digital radio delivery group", including manufacturers, consumer representatives, commercial radio groups and the BBC, with a role to "increase the attractiveness, availability and affordability of DAB and to advise on the digital migration plan".
Three relocation "waves" have been devised as part of the BBC's "migration plan", details of which have been seen by MediaGuardian.co.uk, to move around 2,300 jobs to Salford, starting in May next year.
(Female nurse midwife, p4) This paper presents a detailed study of the ongoing ties that South African-trained health workers who have migrated to the United Kingdom have with South Africa, alongside their future career migration plans and the factors that influence these decisions.
Finally, respondents were asked to reflect on their future migration plans, whether they intended to remain in Ireland, return home or migrate onwards.
What about the migration plans?
The migration plans, outlined to the committee by the home secretary, Amber Rudd, would mean continued free access for EU students and tourists but impose a skills-based work permit scheme for those seeking to take a job.
Among the "wave 3" departments set to move in November and December 2011 or in 2012 are the remainder of Radio 5 Live management and commissioning, future, media and technology homepage staff, digital distribution operation North and BBC Breakfast, which the migration plans says is "likely Easter 2012".
