The phrase "a partial conversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where only some elements or aspects of something have been changed or transformed.
Example: "The study focused on a partial conversion of the existing energy system to renewable sources."
Alternatives: "a limited transformation of" or "a fractional change in".
The researchers quote William James's theory that our attachment to our material possessions is so strong that losing them causes "a sense of shrinkage of our personality, a partial conversion of ourselves to nothingness".
In line with this, the 35S::CsPI transgenic plants exhibited a partial conversion of sepals to petaloid organs.
NMR spectra revealed a partial conversion of BO4 to BO3 units but also a formation of AlO5 and AlO6 species after irradiation with Kr ions.
Alternatively, assuming constant Alfvén speed above the ionosphere, Pilipenko et al. (2000) interpreted the inductive process as a partial conversion of the incident shear Alfvén wave into an ionospheric surface wave.
Pilipenko and Fedorov (1995) estimated the modulation of plasma owing to a partial conversion of an incident Alfven wave into an evanescent fast mode wave and showed that it might be significant for small-scale incident waves.
Nonetheless, a higher photo-absorption response for the sample of run 3 compared to that of the pure PbCl2 (Fig. 8(1(e))) indicates a partial conversion of precursor solutions to perovskite, followed by hydration and then degradation under ambient conditions [14].
Now it is almost empty, as the owner prepares for a complete renovation and a partial conversion to residences that is to include two of New York's most unusual apartments -- dual triplexes in the building's two rooftop cupolas.
These results indicate that, as a result of WAP depletion, WAT undergoes a partial conversion to beige fat that is particularly prominent in the s.c. depot.
Our results show that linear adjustments of indirect utilities can achieve only a partial conversion to direct utility scores.
Although a lower range of polyQ expansion is a normal polymorphism, at a higher range, or threshold polyQ length, partial conversion of a structure linked to nucleation of protein aggregates can trigger an amyloid-precursor state, leading to the pathogenic pathway of polyQ diseases.
