"received a transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as, "I received a transfer to a new department at work."
Deadly riots erupted in 1997, and he received a transfer to Bosnia.
A Fulham spokeswoman denied those reports, however, saying: " The club has not received a transfer request from Mark Schwarzer.
Faircloth received a transfer because of a permanent injury to his eyes, to the merchant marine, during which he was torpedoed a few hundred miles off Iceland, and drifted in the North Atlantic for five intense cold days.
The Seagulls have confirmed they had received a transfer request from the 24-year-old Scotland international on Tuesday.
QPR, Everton and West Ham have received a transfer blow after Toulouse ruled out selling midfielder Etienne Capoue, 24, during the current window.
The Alex, who traditionally bolster their finances with the sale of youth players, have not received a transfer fee since May 2010.
The club would receive a transfer fee if Kanter played in Europe next season.
Each receives a transfer from its own individually moistened and inked plate cylinder.
If he leaves M.L.S. at the end of his contract, the league will not receive a transfer fee.
We will even do without receiving a transfer fee for him – that doesn't interest us in the slightest," he told Sky Germany.
On some two-colour machines a single impression cylinder applies each sheet successively against two blanket cylinders, each of which receives a transfer from its own plate cylinder.
