The phrase 'migratory status' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the legal status of a migrant or the status of their migration. For example: "The school was unable to accept the student due to their uncertain migratory status."
"There will be programmed repatriation of Haitians with illegal migratory status".
A statement carried by state-run media said that from Tuesday Cuban citizens would be authorised "independently of their migratory status to enter and leave as passengers and crews of cruise ships".
But lawyers for the petitioners say that once workers are on the job, human rights principles require that their lives be protected equally, regardless of what the commission calls "migratory status".
*The training of bilingual mental health practitioners focuses on creating new directions in the delivery of services that take into account a minority population's migratory status, financial burdens, language barriers and cultural differences and values.
One of these many targets is that, by 2020, the world should "increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts".
We found that neither the pollution nor the economic status significantly affects the migratory status.
Moreover, we classified birds according to their migratory status and their global population trends, and tested each category separately.
Data were analyzed for species diversity, richness (family, genera, species), co-occurrence (family, genera, species), characterization of migratory status and feeding habits.
We observed opposite geographical patterns of species richness and differences in the variables associated with species richness depending on the guild or migratory status considered.
We sought to determine if temporal changes in bird species were different between three broad native vegetation types (old-growth woodland, regrowth woodland and restoration plantings) and between species traits (body size, migratory status, rarity, woodland dependency, or diet).
Low-income Hispanics and migrant farm workers are considered "at risk" due to their socioeconomic and migratory status, as well as high predisposition to diabetes, obesity, and other health and nutrition-related problems.
