'vertical transfer' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the transfer of knowledge, skills, or power from one generation to another. For example, "The vertical transfer of useful skills from one generation to the next is an essential part of family life."
It contrasts with vertical transfer, which occurs from parents to offspring via the germline.
A mechanism whereby atmospheric carbon is sequestered by vertical transfer to deep waters and sediments.
The vertical transfer patterns differed from one another for the upper, middle, and lower slope positions.
Probably, a certain level of LsRV-No9 virions needs to be present in the parenting female lice to ensure vertical transfer of the virus.
AVS/RS relies on autonomous vehicles and lifts for horizontal and vertical transfer of unit-loads respectively.
Furthermore, microbial communities growing on microplastic particles modify physical properties of the particles themselves through biofilm creation, influencing their vertical transfer, residence time, and capacity to retain other contaminants13.
Field studies on soil properties and processes in southern Saskatchewan have clearly indicated the need to account for both lateral and vertical transfers of components in the landscape for a better understanding of soil dynamics at a given point.
On many issues, coordination by transnational networks of governments may be sufficient without formal vertical transfers of sovereignty, achieving transnational governance without global government.
Our main working hypothesis is that the core structure extracted here is mainly inherited through vertical transfers throughout evolution.
To describe the homology relationship between genes related by a non-vertical transfer event, the term xenolog was introduced (Gray and Fitch, 1983).
Embryonic aphids acquire endosymbionts from their mothers before birth (viviparous) via a vertical-transfer mechanism [ 5, 6].
