"Theoretical transformation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a change or shift in theoretical perspectives or ideas. Example: The concept of "nature vs. nurture" underwent a theoretical transformation with the emergence of new research on epigenetics.
Theoretical transformation strains were calculated by using the energy minimization method and lattice deformation theory.
The relation between the theoretical transformation strain and the shape of the stress strain curve was further analyzed.
The ramifications of relevant structural parameters and microstructural features on reaching theoretical transformation strain and high strength levels are also discussed.
Through texture and crystallographic analysis, the most favorably oriented martensite variants with respect to each deformation direction were determined and the corresponding theoretical transformation strains were calculated.
The transformation strains calculated locally are in close agreement with the theoretical transformation strains calculated with lattice deformation theory for the cubic austenite to the orthorhombic martensite phase transformation.
"The theoretical transformation [of central banks] is an indirect result of the crisis.
After a few iterations the pulses are compressed to the theoretical transform limit, as defined by the Fourier transformation of the fundamental laser spectrum.
Experimental and theoretical zirconia transformation curves are compared and transformation factors are provided by using a totally non-destructive method for in-depth analysis.
In each case the theoretical phase transformation strain of the polycrystal was in very good agreement with experiments.
The specimen contained a dense distribution of inclusions, which led to the activation of martensite habit plane variants that produce less than theoretical maximum transformation strain.
Its political roots are obvious, as it originates, develops and undergoes a theoretical and practical transformation as part of two fundamentally political organisations.
