"received transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe the act of receiving something that has been transferred, such as money, documents, or other items. For example: "I just received the transfer of funds from my parents."
Normandy and Riverview Gardens, also in St . Louis County have each received transfer requests from about 1,000 students.
Like in Chekkouri's case, all of those detainees had received transfer clearance years earlier and were never criminally charged.
Data collected include patient demographics and medical history, living arrangements, type of wound, urinary tract infection, respiratory devices, medications, emergency care received, transfer to an inpatient facility, and death.
About 1,500 of the 220,000 students who were eligible received transfers.
Because of the attacks, 14 officers requested and received transfers from the Adjustment Center, Mr. Crittendon said, and 4 have quit.
Additionally, Mr. Friedman received transfers of nearly $930,000 from other Sterling accounts with Mr. Madoff, according to the lawsuit.
But if a school has failed to make adequate progress for two years, yet is not a Title I school -- P.S. 19, M.S. 141, I.S. 192 -- then it can receive transfers under the federal law; indeed, more than 100 such failing city schools have received transfers.
The report also revealed that Mr. Azmath was carrying a pocket knife and that the men's luggage contained receipts showing that they had recently received transfers of money.
Column (3) includes only individuals who received transfers, and thus captures intensive margin effects.
The Huffington Post found at least 50 examples of donors to one of the four noncompetitive state parties who also gave the maximum contribution to a swing state party that received transfers of a noncompetitive state party's funds.
Poor families with uneducated heads received transfers of lesser value than other groups (Kidman & Heymann, 2009).
