The phrase "are not transferrable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something cannot be passed on or assigned to another person or entity.
Example: "The benefits associated with this membership are not transferrable to another individual."
Alternatives: "cannot be transferred" or "are non-transferable."
Nathan Myhrvold knows that the skills that made Microsoft successful in software — technical proficiency, rapid response — are not transferrable to what the company calls the content business, which relies more on a bottom-up rather than a top-down model.
Early warning scores have been used successfully in other areas, such as acute medicine, however these scores are not transferrable to obstetric patients because of the normal physiological changes in pregnancy.
Because each genome or set of genomes generates a different fingerprint, cutoffs will vary, and are not transferrable across analyses.
Therefore, the results of our study setting with severely acidotic pigs are not transferrable to these conditions.
Finally, the results of this study are not transferrable to all patients undergoing major abdominal surgery, since arterial pulse contour analysis and the determination of PPV only works reliably in patients without severe arrhythmias and under fully controlled ventilation.
Kindle books aren't transferrable.
With this kind of cheap deal, the copy of Windows is "locked" to the hardware on which it's shipped and is not transferrable or refundable.
The league soon added a second option of a ticket to any future Super Bowl and airfare and hotel costs, which were not transferrable.
Rich people enjoy this sensation, but it is not transferrable to starving Ethiopians, and even if it were, I suspect they'd rather have a couple of crates of Cheetos.The actual resources that went into making up the bag are transferrable, but the poor of the world are not primarily in need of finer grades of leather.
