Sentence examples for transferred further from inspiring English sources
The phrase "transferred further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the movement or relocation of something to another place or context, often in a procedural or logistical sense. Example: "Once the documents are approved, they will be transferred further to the legal department for final review."
Thus, proton conductivity is Grotthuss-type wherein a proton moves rapidly from H3O+ to a hydrogen-bonded water molecule and it is transferred further along a series of hydrogen-bonded water molecules by rearrangement of hydrogen bonds [4].
The volunteers, of all ages, were due to be given weapons and sent to a security center in Basra later on Saturday ready to be transferred further north.
On 28 29 October, Admiral Hipper and the destroyers Friedrich Eckoldt and Richard Beitzen were transferred further north from Narvik to the Altafjord.
b) Cultures at these passages were unable to be transferred further.
In a growing skeleton, these forces are transferred further onto growth plates that are subsequently asymmetrically activated [ 4– 6].
The HmLu cells infected with 007Lm had a high passage level of 15 passages, whereas the HmLu cells infected with Ond strain induced massive detachment of giant cells after the 1st passage and were unable to be transferred further.
The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats supported a bill (now law) saying there would be a referendum in the future on any proposal to transfer further powers to Brussels.
But, given the scant interest of EU members in transferring further competences (and juicy international positions) to the EU level, the chances of this seem remote.
The society tried to persuade Mr. DiNardo to transfer further development rights to its nonprofit foundation, a move that would have yielded him a tax benefit based on the potential value of the property.
Mr Miliband's approach since March has been that Labour will not hold a referendum on EU membership unless there are proposals to transfer further powers from London to Brussels.
Under plans to fight off a "yes" vote in the Scottish independence referendum, the UK Government has said it will transfer further powers to the Scottish Parliament in the event of a "no" vote.
