"apply to transfer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when a person wants to move or change their position or location within an organization, school, or program. Example 1: I have decided to apply to transfer to a different university next semester. Example 2: In order to work closer to my family, I am planning to apply to transfer to our company's branch office in the same city. Example 3: The athlete decided to apply to transfer to a more competitive team in hopes of improving her skills and chances of winning championships.
He now wants to apply to transfer to five schools that were not even on his radar last fall.
Once granted the so-called Registered Provisional Immigrant Status, they will not be eligible for welfare benefits but will be able apply to transfer to the existing green card status eventually.
Some other colleges continue to practice need-blind admissions, or have a policy of meeting the full financial need for most students, but have trimmed those practices around the edges, saying that they no longer apply to transfer students.
But under the terms of the deal, his prison time was capped at eight years, and after one year he became eligible to apply to transfer to Canada to serve the remainder of that sentence — and possibly be released on parole.
Those interested in higher-level research can apply to transfer out of active service to work for a limited period (usually 2 years or so) in research and development at the Army Research Laboratory ARLL).
Then you apply to transfer.
But that study suffers from the same flaw, because its estimates are based on the backward assumption that the historical "multipliers" for government purchases apply to transfer-program spending too.
Tran applied to transfer to PWC's Birmingham office, and has worked there ever since.
About 600 teachers applied to transfer into the 39 schools that offered the incentive last year, and about 300 were accepted.
In Chicago, 145,000 students can theoretically leave struggling schools, but only 2,425 applied to transfer and fewer still, 1,170 students, will get to.
Earlier this year, Woodhill applied to transfer him to Rampton's new unit for dangerous and severe personality disorders, one of four such units which are being set up by the government apparently to treat prisoners of exactly Wright's kind.
