"inward transfer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of moving money from one account to another within the same organization or institution. For example, "The bank completed the inward transfer of funds from the company's main account to its savings account."
And if the field is new to the company, it is less likely to require inward transfers of existing IP.
Inbound open innovation describes inward technology transfer, whereas outbound open innovation refers to outward technology transfer.
Traditionally, inward technology transfer has received considerable attention because most practitioners and academics focus on the technology recipient's absorptive capacity.
The cavity of the archenteron increases as more material from the outside is transferred inward, and the blastocoel becomes almost completely obliterated.
In this reaction path, as the Hg2+ is transferred inward the proton is shuttled outward from the active site through the ordered water molecule (WAT) observed in X-ray crystal structures of the wild type (PDB 1ZK7) and the AACC mutant (PDB 4K7Z) used for the simulation.
Furthermore, the co-localization of BLPs was mainly distributed over the boundary area in the early endosomes; however, in the late endosomes, the co-localization had a tendency of transferring the cytoplasm inward, indicating the disassociation of coating proteins from the invaginated vesicles.
Ministers have rejected calls to exempt intra-company transfers - a major source of inward migration - from the policy but they insist they are listening to the concerns of business.
Local flame extinction occurred frequently when subjected to an excessive strain rate, indicating that intense mass transfer of fuel and air occurs radially inward at the flame surface.
