The phrase "agents for the transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or entities that facilitate or manage the process of transferring something, such as assets, information, or rights.
Example: "The company appointed several agents for the transfer of ownership to ensure a smooth transaction."
Alternatives: "facilitators of the transfer" or "representatives for the transfer".
Monaco-based McKay acted as agent for the transfer while Mandaric was chairman of Portsmouth when Faye went to Newcastle in January 2005.
"They can spend Christmas with their families, and they are free agents for the January transfer window," added Boothroyd.
There is George Graham's famous 'unsolicited gift' of £425,000 in used £50 notes from agent Rune Hauge for the transfer of Pal Lydersen, a transaction that would cost Graham his job as Arsenal manager and Hauge a two-year disqualification.
Fluids released from deeply subducting crustal rocks provide metasomatic agents for mass transfer at the slab-mantle interface in subduction channels (Figure 8a).
A system, sometimes referred to as DRS, that allows electronic direct registration of securities in an investor's name on the books for the transfer agent or issuer, and allows shares to be transferred between a transfer agent and broker electronically.
For this analysis, the two endpoints of interest were (1) the initial area under the contrast agent concentration time curve for the initial 60 seconds after onset of contrast agent uptake (iAUC60); and (2) the transfer constant for the transfer of contrast agent from inside tumour blood vessels to the extravascular-extracellular space (Ktrans).
Homopolymers of MAIpGP were employed as macro chain transfer agents for the preparation of the target AB diblock copolymers with DMAEMA.
Trinuclear rare-earth metal methylidene (CH22−) complexes are an emerging class of compounds that serve as methylidene transfer agents for the methylenation of carbonyl compounds.
Previous studies primarily used adenoviral vectors (Ad5), derived from adenovirus serotype 5, as gene transfer agents for the inflamed colon.
The opportunity for the transfer of infectious agents from wild to captive animals is enhanced at each collection of eggs and/or hatchlings from the wild.
