The phrase "with migration backgrounds" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who have a history of migration or whose families have migrated from one place to another.
Example: "The community is diverse, with many residents coming from various countries, with migration backgrounds that enrich our culture."
Alternatives: "from immigrant backgrounds" or "with immigrant histories."
However, almost no empirical evidence has been provided whether students view teachers with migration backgrounds as important in their daily school life as about the education policy assumes.
Research Interests: Bruce's interest currently focuses on intercultural education practices and performances in the context of Germans with migration backgrounds in Berlin schools and museums.
One main finding was that, in the federal provinces in the West (Vorarlberg, Tirol, Upper Austria), young people with migration backgrounds often have no further education past compulsory schooling.
The idea being to transform "urban screens"—subways, building exteriors, and more into communication platforms for citizens with migration backgrounds.
This higher risk for patients with migration backgrounds may be associated with regions visited.
Older persons with migration backgrounds may be immune to HAV because of previous exposure during childhood in their country of origin, but younger persons with migration backgrounds require vaccinations to acquire immunity.
We are deeply in need of a school system with longer primary school ages, where the working and academic class is kind of united and the kids with migration background have more time to improve their German skills.
Moreover, our findings indicate that individuals with migration background and individuals with nationalities others than German live on average in closer distances to waters while individuals with no migration background, individuals with German nationality and childless households are surrounded by higher coverages of urban blue.
This is still so, and it works for the population with migration background.
German citizens make up 54.9% of the population with migration background (Statistisches Bundesamt, 2012, p. 56ff).
Furthermore, children with a migration background are more likely to be centrally obese (OR 1.68 [1.18; 2.40]), which means 12.1% of the children with migration background are centrally obese versus 7.6% of their peers.
