The phrase "able to transfer the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to move or convey something from one place or entity to another.
Example: "The new software is able to transfer the data seamlessly between different systems."
Alternatives: "capable of transferring the" or "able to convey the".
We also are not able to transfer the money, but the money is in the account".
You have the student-loan debt, but you may or may not be able to transfer the degrees.
"The precedent is Lehman Brothers, where we were able to transfer the accounts within seven to 10 days".
And since Jersey City Police patrol cars are already equipped with computers, eventually our plans are to be able to transfer the pictures to all the police cars".
South ducked this, and thanks to the first-trick error, East was able to transfer the lead in clubs, allowing West was to play yet another heart.
But because the purchase has not closed, Disney was not able to transfer the divisional series to ESPN, which it owns, from Fox Family.
Second, we would be able to transfer the social, regulatory and business know-how to other nations to encourage coal suppression.
Further, no one really knows if the pair will be able to transfer the chemistry they showed on The One Show – or their 4 million-5 million strong audiences – to ITV at breakfast.
After creating the Clearflow simulation for Seattle, the Microsoft researchers were able to transfer the model by using the algorithms they had developed and then applying them to other cities.
Furthermore, if a gamer buys a season pass, providing discounted access to the usual four DLC map packs, they'll be able to transfer the pass if they upgrade from a current-gen to a next-gen console – free of charge.
In its car was an empty wine carton into which, as a police cruiser was pulling up, I was able to transfer the wood warbler, which was looking subdued but no worse for the wear.
