The phrase "a designated transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific transfer of something, such as funds or responsibilities, is being referred to.
Example: "The company has set up a designated transfer for all employee reimbursements to ensure timely payments."
Alternatives: "an assigned transfer" or "a specific transfer".
1.2 Mission In the instance where some waste haulers would normally direct waste to other landfills, GER will haul that waste from certain designated transfer stations to either of its two landfills.
At designated transfer points, you may transfer for free between trains.
or a designated File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site.
The West of Scotland Shock team is a designated regional transfer service based in Glasgow.
A designated sponsor meets the new transfer and his/her family, walks them around the post, shows them key spots and offers advice on local events and happenings.
With a high temperature, the protocol meant the nurse should have been transferred to a designated hospital nearby, Northwick Park, and seen by an infectious diseases consultant.
The punchy premise is scribbled-on-a-napkin stuff: on a nonstop flight from New York to London, alcoholic US air marshal Bill Marks (Neeson) receives anonymous texts notifying him that one passenger will be killed every 20 minutes until $150m is transferred into a designated bank account, and it's up to our man to figure out the culprit.
Patients with a high risk of neuropsychological conditions, such as withdrawal seizure or alcohol-withdrawal delirium, may also be transferred to a designated inpatient unit for medical care and observation.
In terms of surveillance, a relatively high percentage of PCPs knew the procedure for handling throat swab specimens from suspected cases, and knew that specimens should be transferred to a designated local laboratory (79.3%; n = 138).
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