The phrase "agent for transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, logistics, or legal matters where a person or entity is designated to facilitate the transfer of assets, rights, or information.
Example: "The bank appointed an agent for transfer to handle the sale of the property on behalf of the owner."
Alternatives: "representative for transfer" or "intermediary for transfer".
Please do not send securities or mutual fund shares to a transfer agent for transfer into Harvard's name.
For most expedient handling, do not fill in Yale's name as transferee on either the stock certificate or the stock power, and please do not send stock certificates to a transfer agent for transfer into Yale's name.
Laboratories at the community level, considered level A, should recognize the clues to a suspicious agent and package the agent for transfer to the next higher level laboratory.
Monaco-based McKay acted as agent for the transfer while Mandaric was chairman of Portsmouth when Faye went to Newcastle in January 2005.
Single-celled organisms have been found to be the dominant agent for genetic transfer, and many microbial eukaryotes and plant mitochondria provide rich in examples of HGT [ 7].
Tribromoethanol is widely used as a short anaesthetic agent for embryo-transfer surgery for the generation of transgenic mice [47].
Agents' fees for transfers should be paid in instalments throughout the duration of the players' contract, rather than as a lump sum at the time of the transfer, MEPs add.
As thiolate, RS−, they can function as bases, as ligands (e.g., in the binding of metals, as in hemoglobin), and as agents for the transfer of acetyl groups (e.g., in acetyl CoA) in lipid biosynthesis.
Fluids released from deeply subducting crustal rocks provide metasomatic agents for mass transfer at the slab-mantle interface in subduction channels (Figure 8a).
The intensity of emission and deposition is defined as amount of the agent on clothing and for transfer is defined as contaminated level of the surface.
EMCPEP behaves as an ideal transfer agent for St and BA at 60°C.
