The phrase "a written transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a document or record that officially conveys ownership or rights from one party to another.
Example: "Please ensure that a written transfer of ownership is completed before the sale is finalized."
Alternatives: "a documented transfer" or "a formal transfer".
Later he submitted a written transfer request which was rejected.
"Shaun should do better than that," he said of a player who submitted a written transfer request in the final days of the transfer window.
The 26-year-old England international stunned Wearside today when it emerged that he had submitted a written transfer request after yesterday's 1-1 drawy drawithth Newcastle.
Albion's resolve underlines their determination to retain the services of the 30-year-old midfielder, who handed in a written transfer request earlier this month.
Four bids were lodged this summer for the England international, who handed in a written transfer request as he attempted to force through a move, with all rebuffed by the Merseyside club.
The Uruguay striker insists that he is prepared to submit a written transfer request by the end of the week if the club continue to block his move to Arsenal.
If you have a song already written, transfer it on to the computer.
Many of the foreclosures that were scrutinized showed gaps in the chain of title, the report said, indicating that written transfers from the original owner to the entity currently claiming to own the deed of trust have disappeared.
Between approximately 1550 and 1650, a written ownership transfer document developed as an alternative to the ancient verbal method.
Part of these efforts include having a written patient transfer record augmented with a verbal report where the receiving clinician can discuss with a clinician from the hospital the patient's status on discharge and plan of care.
Don't – and this is particularly important if you are writing transfer rumours for the Metro – don't start harping on about how Manchester United are going to sign Gareth Bale and Chelsea are going to bid for Wayne Rooney.
