"conferring to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe the action of giving something or permission to someone, typically formally. For example, "The committee conferred permission to the student to perform their experiment."
Conferring to keep bonuses down wouldn't please competition purists.
"We're conferring to see what the next steps are".
House leaders were conferring to see what steps might need to be taken to make things right.
A5 Prince Albert II Recognizes Heir Prince Albert II of Monaco recognized paternity of a boy born to a former stewardess nearly two years ago, conferring to the boy the rights to a portion of his fortune.
Current gene expression profiling techniques helps us in predicting the transcription factors conferring to β cell regeneration[13].
The optimized nickel-promoted molybdenum catalysts exhibit a synergetic effect conferring to them better reducibility, smaller carbon deposition and better stability in presence of sulfur.
Fig. 3 a The resistance scores of pyramided line and introgression lines of Jin 23B conferring to BPH at seedling stage.
Conferring to scientific literature, only a small number of analytical studies are known on manuscripts dating in this period [3 6].
Conferring to the origin and history of Carolingian art it was meant to be an artistic style which is outstanding in contrast to the others of former periods.
The system is developed to apprehend the Internet of Things based multiple cloud services as an important enabler for conferring to MISSENARD index monitoring in real time.
Together, these results render the F3 peptide a tool for elucidating the mechanism and molecular details conferring to baculovirus-mediated gene transduction in mammalian cells.
