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"transference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a move from one place to another, or from one person or thing to another. For example: "The transference of power from the president to the vice-president was completed swiftly and without incident."
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After first wash slides were transferred to new racks to minimize transference of SDS to the next washing solution.
Selfishness and transference of blame have no place.
It was the first recorded instance of an animal-to-animal transference of a human language.
"You couldn't see the international connections, the transference of motifs, the symbiotic relationships between designers.
There is something really powerful about this kind of generational transference of pain and melancholy.
Huge thorny questions still remain: about Eichmann's personality, and about transference of guilt.
It is lovely to look at and unsettling to know, a transference of pain.
"I think the key is flexibility and a transference of skills," he said.
The players had undergone, it seems, a "transference of emotion," Dr. Pepping and his colleagues wrote.
Some sex acts appears to carry more risk than others in transference of sexually transmitted infection.
The week's best new Netflix addition also deals with the transference of desire, and with similar intensity of feeling.
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