Xiaoxiang Liang ¹ Qingyin Li ² Wen Zuo ² RONG WU ^2*

• ¹ Baiyun Branch of Guangzhou Urban Planning & Design Survey Research Institute, Guangzhou, China
• ² School of architecture and urban planning, Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou, China

Corrigendum on: Liang X, Li Q, Zuo W and Wu R (2024) How does mobility and urban environment affect the migrants' settlement intention? A perspective from the intergenerational differences. Front. Public Health 12:1343300. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1343300 In the published article, there was an ambiguity in the Acknowledgement section. Yawen Chen, Shiyan Hong, Yanrong Qiu, Yueyi, Huang and Jingpeng Luo from Guangdong University of Technology were not mentioned in the acknowledgements section. The Acknowledgments section previously stated. [We sincerely thank the couples who participated in the study.]The corrected Acknowledgment statement appears below: [The authors express their profound gratitude to Yawen Chen, Shiyan Hong, Yanrong Qiu, Yueyi, Huang and Jingpeng Luo from Guangdong University of Technology for their contributions to the research implementation. We appreciate their assistance in data cleaning and drafting of the original manuscript.] In the published article, there was an error. [The responses measure the strength of the willingness of the migrant population to stay in the local area for the long term, with the scores ranging from 1 ("very unlikely"), 2 ("rather unlikely"), 2 ("uncertain"), 4 (""rather likely"), and 5 ("very likely")]. "[The responses measure the strength of the willingness of the migrant population to stay in the local area for the long term, with the scores ranging from 1 ("very unlikely"), 2 ("rather unlikely"), 2 ("uncertain"), 4 (""rather likely"), and 5 ("very likely") ]"