The word 'transferable' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word 'transferable' to describe something that can be moved or passed from one person, place, or thing to another. For example, "The skills I learned in my previous job are transferable to this one."
Tickets are not transferable to another date for the same course.
The transferable vote election system is the key, and gives the SDLP considerable cause for optimism that it can hold nationalism's pole position.
As part of the evaluation of the programme's success we identified four key elements for good practice in teaching primary maths, which are transferable to other schools using the MEP or any other innovative maths programme.
In the report the ERS calculates that, had the election been conducted under a proportional single transferable vote system, Ukip would have won 54 seats, the Lib Dems 26 instead of 8, and the Greens three instead of one.
I chose physics because I enjoyed it, and although I'm not now doing anything directly related, I think the skills I learned are transferable.
He was asked whether he'd seen any evidence of a transfer of votes going on between Sinn Féin and the DUP? (Members are elected in 18 six-member constituencies by the single transferable vote PR system).
The prize is non-exchangeable, non-transferable and not redeemable for cash or any other prize.
Ireland's single-transferable-vote system means that this will not translate directly into seats in the Dail.
China says this is for security reasons, but it has the helpful effect of making the ticket non-transferable.
All of them offer a good chunk of parental leave, some of it non-transferable, and fathers are increasingly taking advantage of it.
Even if Ms Fernández might find support from some economists for her argument, her plan to swap the dollar reserves for a non-transferable government bond would not.Argentina's economy is on course to rebound this year and grow at 3-5%.
