The phrase "a dramatic transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing significant changes or shifts, particularly in fields like finance, power dynamics, or technology.
Example: "The merger resulted in a dramatic transfer of resources between the two companies."
Alternatives: "a significant shift of" or "a substantial change in".
"We are all now complicit in a dramatic transfer of power," he said.
Mr Cruddas and like-minded colleagues think a Labour government should execute a dramatic transfer of power and money away from central government.
All these changes reflect a dramatic transfer of power from west to east, from Europe and America to Asia, which within the next two decades is likely to bring to an end 400 years of Eurocentrism.
In one of the most centralized countries in the Western world, Cameron is championing a dramatic transfer of responsibility — for schools, hospitals, police forces — to local governments and communities.
The following year he painted his large, impressive, and immediately popular painting The Life Line (1884), one of several he did at that time on the rescue theme, depicting the dramatic transfer of an unconscious woman from a wrecked ship to shore.
A late-period Madonna track beats out a track from the masked marauders that hit darkened clubs with the dramatic electron transfer of a Zeus-ian lightning bolt.
Finally, reduced co-stimulation in either B7.1 or B7.2-deficient recipients resulted in a dramatic acceleration of colitis induction following transfer of CD4+CD45RBhigh cells [48], [49].
Indeed, I do not believe that the scenario with horizontal transfer of the eukaryotic Topo IB gene into the common ancestor of Thaumarchaeota can be considered rigorously falsified because it is hardly possible to rule out a dramatic acceleration of evolution after the transfer, resulting in the observed tree topology.
Although the intranuclear distribution was not observed, a dramatic decrease in the transfer of quantum dots into the cytoplasm was recognized after approximately seven days of culture.
Increasing market penetration by TNCs has led to a dramatic increase in the transfer of highly processed foods from developed to developing countries, creating national marketplaces crammed with cheap nutrient-poor foods [ 2, 44].
Moreover, in a dramatic turnaround of allergen-induced asthmatic lung disease, TGF-β-converted/induced toeg, when transferred to asthmatictic mouse, suppressed allergen-induced inflammation and pathogenesis [ 12].
