The phrase "a busy transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a transfer process that is occurring with a lot of activity or movement, often in contexts like transportation or data transfer.
Example: "During the peak hours, the airport experienced a busy transfer of passengers between terminals."
Alternatives: "a hectic transfer" or "a crowded transfer".
Like Spurs, Norwich had a busy transfer window.
It has been a busy transfer deadline day at Craven Cottage.
As usual, it has been a busy transfer window for Hearts, who have lost six players and signed three since the current one opened on New Year's Day.
Garde will go about trying to put his touch on the team in the way they play, but it's likely to be a busy transfer window in January as the Frenchman chops and changes his playing squad.
As football clubs get ready to shuffle managers, it's already a busy transfer season for British media executives – topped by last week's confirmation that Deborah Turness is moving from ITN to become the first female president of a US news division at NBC. She's the latest in a line of British luminaries to fly west.
McKenna becomes Fleetwood's fifth signing of a busy transfer window.
With more than half of clubs expected to change manager this summer and a particularly busy transfer window anticipated, there is much uncertainty over the year to come.
The 'Special One' will demand that he is allowed to put his own stamp on the squad and with that combined with the club's financial muscle it could be a very busy transfer window for Manchester United during the summer.
With Danny Wilson still needing to raise money and trim the wage bill the Blades had a relatively busy transfer deadline day, allowing Jordan Slew to join Blackburn Rovers for £1.1m, and Daniel Bogdanović to join Blackpool for an undisclosed fee, but turning down another offer from the Seasiders for Stephen Quinn.
They were all busy transferring goods and donations in goods and donations in cash to refugees so they had no resources to implement such a project".
Sunset Junction gets its name from where Santa Monica Boulevard peels off from Sunset Boulevard, once a busy streetcar transfer.
