The phrase "a consecutive transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving processes or changes that occur in a sequence or one after another.
Example: "The study focused on a consecutive transformation of the data, analyzing each step for accuracy and consistency."
Alternatives: "a sequential change" or "a successive transformation".
In situ SR XRD studies showed the fine details of the hydrogen desorption process with several parallel and consecutive transformation steps.
o-HAP was also produced via a two-step reaction pathway involving the initial O-acylation of phenol to phenyl acetate and the consecutive transformation of phenyl acetate to o-HAP.
Trehalose and its fast transport into cells and consecutive transformation into glucose reflect its immediate availability to meet sudden bouts of energy demand.
Domino reactions are defined as two or more consecutive transformations under identical reaction conditions, in which the subsequent reactions take place at the functionalities formed in the previous steps without the addition of further reagents or catalysts1,2,3.
Consecutive transformations are reduced and simplified, yielding accessors with optimal performance.
A cytokine-induced intestinal barrier dysfunction via a leak flux mechanism has recently been proposed by Schmitz et al. as potential cause for non-infectious diarrhea in HIV-infected patients, in addition to mucosal transformation with a consecutive malabsorptive mechanism [42].
The proposed approach consists of a transformation of the source images followed by a blending and a consecutive reconstruction of fused image into the original domain.
A consecutive series of 30 BM samples were collected from 29 patients including 24 CMMLs and 6 acute transformations of CMML (AT-CMML).
(A ) Consecutive electroporation protocol.
If we consider the method of consecutive unitary transformation, the expectation value for an arbitrary operator O ̂ j in the original system can be evaluated from 〈 ψ s, n 1, n 2 ( t ) | O ̂ j | ψ s, n 1, n 2 ( t ) 〉 = 〈 ψ n 1, n 2 B ( 0 ) | Ŝ j ‡ D ̂ j ‡ T ̂ Bj ‡ Û B ‡ Û A ‡ O ̂ j Û A Û B T ̂ Bj D ̂ j Ŝ j | ψ n 1, n 2 B ( 0 ) 〉. (57).
The aryl substituents at the naphthoate present in the structures of 6 and 19 were introduced via two consecutive Suzuki transformations in a way similar to that previously described (Supporting Information Scheme 1).
