"transfer of competence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of passing on or giving someone the skills or abilities needed to perform a task or role. Example: The company implemented a smooth transition plan for the transfer of competence between the outgoing and incoming managers. Another example: The transfer of competence from the training program to the workplace was evident in the employees' improved performance.
We could have pushed for the gradual transfer of competences from the EU to the FU, until the EU was left as a kind of amplified free trade area, an Efta-plus.
The transfer of competences in asylum policy from Member States to the European Union, despite guided by the goal to improve and harmonize diverse standards, has resulted in an uneven sharing of responsibilities for asylum seekers between Member States and a deterioration in guarantees of fundamental refugee rights.
As evidence supporting the findings of this article, the influential scholars (Bickerton et al., 2015, p. 703) also define the post-Maastricht period as a new intergovernmentalist era by challenging "theories that associate integration with transfers of competences from national capitals to supranational institutions".
He added that the earlier transfer of legislative competence, planned for next year, gives the Scottish government options.
Moreover, Stephen and Hajnal (2011) recently suggested that the fractality of the wielding behaviour can predict the amount of transfer of perceptual competence.
One of the most important challenges is to ensure the communication and information transfer for competence balancing and sharing.
Much of the hearing concerned issues such as the "gradual dissolution of the state through the transfer of core competences".
Some said it was merely about putting into UK law the equivalent of the German constitutional court ruling on the Lisbon treaty, which set limits on the transfer of national competences to the EU.
Unconsciously, I transferred my assumptions of competence to (among others) people who worked in government.
Beyond this domain-specific teaching principle, research also proposes to train the transfer of problem solving competence in domains that are closely related (e.g., math and science; Pellegrino and Hilton [2012]).
The coalition has agreed a referendum should only be held in this parliament if there is a transfer of powers or competences from Westminster to Brussels, and Downing Street argued that closer integration within the eurozone need not involve a loss of UK sovereignty and therefore trigger a referendum.
