"vacated to" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate movements away from a certain locality, such as when a person moves from their home. For example: "The family vacated to a different city in search of better job opportunities."
If his conviction is vacated, to me that would show that there's something right about the justice system.
They include Utah's Second District, Oklahoma's Second, California's 15th and New York's Second, the one Rick Lazio has vacated to run for the Senate.
To make double sure, and to give the impression of broad support, two safe government seats had been vacated to allow him to win by-elections to the lower house of parliament a constitutional requirement for the prime minister.
Les Gibbard first shambled into the Guardian offices in Gray's Inn Road in 1969, pitching for the pocket cartoonist's slot that Abu Abraham had just vacated to return to India.
Derek Jeter, whose inside-out swing makes him an archetypal opposite-field right-handed hitter, followed up with another ground-ball single — hit right to Raburn's spot, which he had vacated to cover second on a steal attempt that could just as easily have been handled by the shortstop.
The moves make it less likely that Ms. Gillibrand will face a primary next year, despite the difficult start she has had since Gov. David E. Paterson appointed her to fill the seat Hillary Rodham Clinton vacated to become secretary of state.
That's according to a note from the existing tenants who claim they are vacating to make space for Apple's store.
Have the local Sheriff serve a "5-day Notice to Vacate" to the tenant.
Bishop plans to use the space vacated at Parnassus Heights to expand and strengthen clinical research.
It then posts the vacated space to the community to help others find somewhere to park.
Write an intent to vacate letter to your landlord.
