"document transfer" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
This term can be used when referring to an action of sending a document from one person to another, either through electronic means (e.g. email) or physically (e.g. mail). For example: "The document transfer was complete after the client received the signed contract via email."
Admittedly there are some unique security and document transfer problems.
NHS Scotland will introduce an electronic document transfer (EDT) hub in all Scottish hospitals to allow patient letters and results to be sent directly to GPs.
Registered users also get their own "meeting rooms" where people can visit to talk, as well as other free services, such as document transfer, notes, live chats and screen shares.
When it comes to privacy, patients are still expected to sign all the same documentation and waivers they traditionally would for record releases — it's just the conduit for the actual document transfer that has been streamlined.
Lench set a Nov. 30 hearing to complete the document transfer.
We next constructed a model, which differentiated cell-associated from cell-free particles (Model 2) and assumed that cell-associated particles (Vi) can passage from cell to cell as soon as they form within a cell: this assumption is based on studies that document transfer of HSV-2 particles via tight junctions that bind epidermal cells to one another (Collins and Johnson, 2003).
Investigators documented scores of alleged violations, including the failure to secure narcotics, to keep accurate records or to document transfers of drugs, according to a confidential memo obtained by The Post.
Buyers typically hire a notary rather than a lawyer to handle document transfers and other elements of a transaction; the fee ranges between two-fifths and half of a percent of a house's base price, Mr. Welvaert said.
"Barak, who listened to Milo's words, jumped in: 'I won't sign any document transferring sovereignty on the Temple Mount to the Palestinians.' " Mr. Arafat, for his part, is said to be under tremendous pressure at home to reject the American proposals.
Starting May 4th, Amazon will charge $.15 per megabyte rounded up to the nearest whole megabyte for each document transferred.
Amazon's Personal Document Service has maintained a $.10 fee for every document transferred via Whispernet since the device was launched, but the service will now cost at least 50% more.
