The phrase "activities were transferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where tasks, responsibilities, or operations are moved from one person, group, or location to another.
Example: "Due to the restructuring of the department, several activities were transferred to the new team."
Alternatives: "tasks were shifted" or "operations were relocated."
Any profit from these activities was transferred back into Isis-controlled areas through the Hawala system, which is made up of regulated and unregulated MSBs.
During that time, the management of intramural activities was transferred to the athletic department, allowing the intramural program to use the College's varsity facilities.
Thus, activities such as disaster training and the dissemination of DRR information can turn school students into catalysts and initiators, with the content of preparedness activities being transferred to parents and adults, and finally to the communities themselves (10, 11).
This has included building capacity at the level of district administration so that planning, budgeting, and monitoring activities are transferred from the national level to the District Health Management Team (DHMT) [8].
But in that month, Facebook's UK sales activity was transferred from Dublin to London, following the then chancellor George Osborne's introduction of a punitive rate of tax for multinationals deemed to be artificially shifting British sales overseas.
Second, the Multihop Relay mode is simpler than the ad hoc or mesh mode as mobile nodes within a relay network just enjoy the connection while all the processing regarding the relaying activity is transferred at the Relay Station level.
The 47Ca and 47Sc activity was transferred from the crushed glass ampoule to the DGA column, leaving only 1.1 ± 0.5% 47Ca and 3.3 ± 0.4% 47Sc attached to the glass.
The energy associated with bay activity is transferred from the solar wind into the tail of the magnetosphere, i.e., the IMF is directed southward, although the mechanisms of the energy, momentum, and mass transfer are not yet understood (Butcher and Brown 1981).
