The phrase "a conversion in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or transformations within a specific area or subject.
Example: "The study focused on a conversion in a digital marketing strategy that improved customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a change in a" or "a transformation in a".
The newly elected MP for Bradford West does not deny being a Muslim, but says Khan's claim of a conversion in a hotel in Kilburn, north-west London, is "simply and categorically untrue".
A penalty, a try and a conversion in a 23-minute cameo turned a game that was in the balance into a home bonus point victory — a result that keeps Connacht firmly in the mix for a Guinness Pro14 play-off spot.
Halfpenny, 26, kicked six penalties and a conversion in a man-of-the-match display as Toulon beat Leinster 25-20 aftextra-timeime at Stade Velodrome.
As for Yves Mersch, a governing council member who is also Luxembourg's chief central banker, he has undergone a conversion in a matter of days.
Results: We describe graph2tab, a library that implements methods to realise such a conversion in a size-optimised way.
An outgroup species used for detecting a conversion in a primary species helps to establish the upper bound, indicating that the conversion occurred after the separation of the primary and outgroup species.
Fred Whitridge (FW): I did a conversion in 1993-94 because I wanted a project with visible progress.
However, the student with a conversion in QFT result worked in a nursing home and had no known contact to TB patients (data not shown).
That was followed by another building on Avenue B (on a whim, he wired it with T1 lines for direct Internet connections, making it perhaps the first such apartment building in the city), then a condo conversion in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a building on the Upper West Side, and the conversion of an old Daily News printing plant on Dean Street, in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
They took no chance of recommending any judge who might in any way be a high court turncoat, and experience a judicial conversion in philosophy as a few judges thought reliably conservative have done in the past.
Mr. Colson announced a religious conversion in 1973, founded a charitable corporation called Prison Fellowship Ministries in 1976, and has written several books on Christian themes.
