The phrase "transference to another" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of transferring or moving something or someone to someone else or to a different place or situation. Example: The company announced the transference of all managerial responsibilities to another branch in an effort to reduce costs.
Most often this has been a tone, for the tone is something that will always more or less escape transference to another language and cultural moment". In my relatively free versions of some of Tranströmer's poems I have attempted to steer a middle ground between Lowell's rangy, risk-taking rewritings and the traditional, strictly literal approach.
The reasons for treatment discontinuation were as follows: disease progression (16 patients), grade 3 diarrhoea and grade 3 stomatitis (one patient), prolonged grade 2 nausea (one patient), and patient's request for transference to another hospital (one patient).
They are transferable to another laboratory when pre-analytical factors and testing methods are comparable and the IFCC-CLSI requirements of transference are satisfied.
Joe was unconsciously feeling negative transference to the people who shut down the government.
"That doesn't translate to transference to the environment and beyond," Ives says.
Transferences to other population groups are therefore difficult.
However, the viral nature of a true Ty3/Gypsy or Retroviridae exogenous retrovirus resides in its capability of horizontal transference from one host to another via infection.
It's difficult to see how the transference applies to Cymbeline.
The dangers for transference of guilt from one to another across the line separating conspiracies, subconsciously or otherwise, are so great that no one really can say prejudice to substantial right has not taken place.
This transference of one good thing to another, unrelated good thing is part of the peculiarly American urge to satisfy all appetites at once and it's eroding the idea of pleasure as context-specific.
That's truly the core principle of any meal, THC-infused or not: it's a transference of joy from one person to another.
