The phrase "transferred well" is a correct and usable part of the English language.
It is typically used to describe a successful transition from one thing to another. For example, "The artwork transferred well from paper to canvas, and the colors remained vibrant."
Martin Brundle was the competent host, front-man and co-commentator, while David Croft, familiar from 5 Live's Formula One, transferred well to television.
As an attorney, you have to master details and be able to make decisions, and these skills have transferred well to business.
BBC light entertainment formats, such as the phenomenally successful Dancing with the Stars, a version of Strictly Come Dancing which has just overtaken American Idol as the top US show, have transferred well, but success in the volatile and ruthless drama genre has so far proved elusive.
Fat bikes, with tyres twice as wide as those on regular mountain bikes, were born in America out of a desire to cycle in Alaskan snow and ice, but transferred well to Mississippi river banks and the sand dunes of New Mexico.
With that in hand, Ms. Schneider found a seasonal job at an American Girl store near her home, and she discovered that her skills as a teacher transferred well to retail: she was used to being on her feet, she was a good communicator and comfortable speaking in public, and she was punctual and orderly.
And military high tech has often transferred well to the private sector.
Briefly, individual tumor spheroids and NK cells were transferred well-by-well into an agarose-free 96-well plate.
For this, we transferred well-fed adult individuals into glass Petri dishes with f/2 medium [ 44], allowing individuals to lay eggs for 1 or 2 days, after which all adults were removed, ensuring the resulting hatchlings did not differ in age by more than 1 or 2 days.
These lessons, he says, transfer well into the public sector.
How many trucks were required to transfer well in excess of 200 girls?
"I just don't think this book is going to transfer well onto the screen".
