The phrase "a former transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has previously transferred from one place, organization, or institution to another.
Example: "As a former transfer student, she had unique insights into the challenges of adapting to a new school."
Alternatives: "a previous transfer" or "an earlier transfer".
Fiona has served as a mentor to 43 engineering graduate students, but perhaps this story from a former transfer student best encapsulates her impact as an educator.
2. Altercation with James McArthur Pearson was involved in a bizarre incident with a former transfer target, James McArthur, during his side's 1-0 home defeat to Crystal Palace in February.
He is in the midst of an administrative war with the Village of Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., over the reopening of a former transfer station near the train tracks for the hauling of construction debris.
As a former transfer student myself, I am one of those students whose graduation is counted in the federal rates at neither of the institutions I attended.
The Horned Frogs scored on their first six drives to take a 38-7 lead before fellow sophomore Michael Collins, a former transfer from Penn, took over after halftime.
The former transfer is consistent with occurrence of an effector with a SHH nuclease domain in the eukaryotic endosymbiont, Simkania (gi: 338732338).
The site, a former coal transfer station for Brooklyn Union Gas, will require an environmental cleanup before any construction can begin.
It's another of the eye-popping changes: a tiny green oasis next to a salt shed in the shadow of the crumbling ruins of a former waste transfer station.
Trading in the company's stock was halted on Feb. 5 after the company discovered that its former transfer agent, which subsequently went out of business, had issued more than one million fraudulent shares.
After a former employer transferred me to Germany, my workplace life remained largely unchanged.
The former transfers three glucose residues from a four-residue amylopectin branch to a nearby α-1,4 chain, whereas the second cleaves the remaining α-1,6 linkage, producing a glucose unit.
