The phrase "transfer abroad" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "After several years with the company, he made the decision to transfer abroad for a new job opportunity."
This review was not exhaustive: personal injury, criminal injury compensation, prisoner transfer abroad and inquests are yet more.
That finding apparently ruled out a transfer abroad or to another medical facility, which Mr. Mubarak's lawyers have demanded.
Yet in contrast to what happened in the 19th century and a good part of the 20th century, the current transfer abroad of Iraqi treasures is modest.
Transfer abroad (which really meant Obama-struck Europeans doing the decent thing) looks a non-starter as does resettlement in the US (of course).
Deeper still: why would we release or transfer abroad prisoners who really were mixed up in terrorism, rather than put them on trial and send them to jail?
The England Under-21 international is out of contract in the summer and a transfer abroad would reduce the amount of compensation Blackpool would receive.
He also limited transfers abroad in a decree he signed without consulting Congress.
Chilean officials say that profits from the sales were transferred abroad or simply disappeared.
The work is to be transferred abroad from the factory in Erskine, Renfrewshire.
Unfortunately, the issue is further confused by claims that American jobs are being "transferred" abroad.
Most have been transferred abroad, some sharing stories of abuse and wrongful imprisonment.
