The phrase "routine transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a situation where something or someone is moved from one place to another as part of standard operating procedure. For example, "The routine transfer of items from the warehouse to the store happens every Wednesday."
While PRI governments preached nationalism, the democrats looked to the 1960's civil rights movement and routine transfer of power through the polls in the United States.
The routine transfer of power may not be the most dramatic feature of American democracy, but it is the most important.
Police officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the events that led to the suspension started Friday, when Mr. McCarthy issued a routine transfer and reassignment order, a responsibility that union officials say falls under Mr. Campos's purview.
To get the cars, he and his team pulled up a car-transport truck to a Thrifty Rental Car lot and, pretending they were making a routine transfer for the company, made away with 11 cars.
Key lessons for successfully applying an alternate standard, such as avoidability, include a strict adherence to national precedent, the use of neutral and experienced experts, and a block on routine transfer of information from compensation investigations to disciplinary authorities.
While efforts to establish a digital infrastructure for engineering materials data can be traced back more than three decades, widespread adoption of machine-readable formats to enable the routine transfer of engineering materials data has yet to be realized.
The hospital says that some of those calls may have involved routine transfers of patients to other hospitals.
Previously, the government had a policy of "routine transfers" to Australia of pregnant women at 28 weeks so they could give birth in Australian hospitals.
Long-term care home residents with dementia were filmed while at rest and while they were engaging in discomforting movements (eg, routine transfers).
But among full-service hospitals, such routine transfers are carefully coordinated, according to Carmela Coyle, senior vice president for policy with the American Hospital Association, which represents full-service medical centers.
That comes on top of routine transfers made by Afghans living and working in Iran, including more than one million impoverished refugees, and the regular supply of rials that circulates in Afghanistan.
