Transplantation (noun)

1. The action or process of transplanting, in particular the surgical procedure of transferring a solid organ from one body to another.
2. The transfer of something from one place to another, especially in order to establish it in a new location.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french transplantation, from transplanter 'to transplant'.

Examples:

1. The transplantation of the heart was successful and the patient is recovering well.
2. Transplantation of the liver is a complex procedure and requires careful preparation.
3. The transplantation of the plant to the new garden was a success and it is now thriving.
4. Transplantation of the colony to a new planet is essential for its survival.
5. The transplantation of the music festival to a new location has proved to be successful.