The phrase "a vast transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing significant changes or movements of resources, information, or power.
Example: "The new policy will result in a vast transfer of wealth from the rich to the poor."
Alternatives: "a significant shift of" or "a large movement of".
A vast transfer of wealth from exporters to importers is occurring.
To satisfy this yearning, the state provides grants and loans and parents shell out their savings – a vast transfer of wealth that keeps many city economies alive and leaves behind empty bedrooms.
There are many academic contextualized screening centres across the world, each with different specializations and remits and, collectively, they represent a vast transfer of knowledge and technology bases from industry into academia.
One of the linkages that the elites want to paper over more than anything else is the fact that the austerity that is being shoved down our throats and across the globe is a direct consequence of the vast transfer of wealth from ordinary people to the investing class.
A major factor missing from Treasury's math is the vast transfer of wealth to banks from investors resulting from the Fed's near-zero interest-rate policy.
But the vast transfer of wealth from older generations will first have an impact on how family foundations function from within.
Shortly before Bradley Manning was arrested in Iraq under suspicion of being the source of the vast transfer of US state secrets to WikiLeaks, he is alleged to have entered into a web chat with the hacker Adrian Lamo using the handle bradass87.
This vast transfer of wealth came from students and families with the greatest need.
The proposals from Barroso on Wednesday and the kind of EU quantum leap being mulled in Berlin require vast transfers of sovereignty to EU institutions from national parliaments and governments.
The recent stories about American business practices -- including devious tax-avoidance schemes, crooked accounting, insider trading and vast transfers of wealth from investors to executives -- could easily be stories about the Russian kleptocracy.
