"transference of information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of transferring information from one source to another. For example: "The transference of information from the server to the hard drive was completed successfully."
With colleagues, they started to look at the way the internet had replaced the transference of information to friends and families – the traditional human strategy for remembering lots of data.
Two of my favorites mostly concern information, and the transference of information.
Granted, genes play several important roles in this process, but not in the transference of information.
Significantly altered genes (Z-ratio≥3.0) were categorized using the platform gene ontology FatiGO (Fast Assignment and Transference of Information using Gene Ontology, http://www.fatigo.org) with respect to gene function including biological process and molecular function [26].
The frequent changes of personnel due to political instability cause problems with inter- organizational relationships, the transference of information and institutional memory.
Given the role of the media in reporting on the conduct of future prevention trials, serious initiatives are warranted to engage the media and preempt difficulties in the transference of information.
These apps had validated 'Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act' (HIPAA) stamps, thus adding security to the transference of such information.
The transference of key information between clinicians in primary and secondary care and also between generalist and specialist clinicians, is thought to be sub-optimal and this can impede the management of patients with LTNCs.
Optical instruments are appropriate for optical processors because of the high speed of information transference.
T FI also includes all the computational costs for the operations needed in order to prepare the information required by our proposal, e.g. transferences of data from host memory to device memory, and vice versa.
In addition, it simplifies access to information and transference of knowledge, and delivers encouragement [ 37, 38].
