The phrase "a transfer which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of transfer, often in legal, financial, or technical contexts.
Example: "The contract outlines a transfer which will take place on the first of the month."
Alternatives: "a transfer that" or "a transfer of which".
Ask for a transfer, which can be used in any direction, even for your return trip.
In his last years at the Guardian, Simmons graciously accepted a transfer – which he had not sought – away from foreign news.
The solution to a transfer which minimizes the square of the thrust magnitude is used as a preliminary guess for the minimum fuel problem, thus allowing for faster convergence to a wider range of problems.
Before the game there was much talk that it was fortunate the magnificent young Mario Götze was injured because he would have faced an appalling split in his loyalties had he been required to play against his new club, Bayern, after a transfer which, at £32m, is still the fifth-biggest deal of the summer spending.
The bottom line is that this was a fraudulent transfer case without a transfer, which is to say that it was no fraudulent transfer case at all, and the Court of Appeals reversed the order of the District Court in appointing a receiver.
To use the service, a sender must open a Bitcoin wallet, exchange British pounds for bitcoins and initiate a transfer, which BitPesa's platform sends through a gateway to deposit Kenyan shillings into a recipient's bank or (until recently) M-Pesa account.
As an aside, a creditor can do the same thing when the debtor has engaged in a fraudulent transfer, which is the other popular shortcut to getting a receiver appointed.
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You asked for the money to be sent via a bank transfer which Barclays refused, as you do not bank with it, a policy it cannot explain.
Should his Manchester United contract expire this summer, Carrick would be available on a free transfer, which means replacing Mikel Arteta, Tomas Rosicky and Mathieu Flamini just got a little bit cheaper.
The disc boasts a new transfer, which — like other recent Criterions — balances grain and sharpness to create a vibrant black-and-white image.
