The phrase "a process of transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of changes or developments that lead to a significant alteration in form, appearance, or character.
Example: "The organization underwent a process of transformation to adapt to the changing market demands."
Alternatives: "a process of change" or "a process of evolution".
Differently from the previous Strata pieces, Topologies does not describe a process of transformation, rather it focuses into the observation of objects that are already fully transformed.
Growth can best be described as a process of transformation.
"We are going to become a digital-first organisation, and are at the beginning of a process of transformation to achieve that.
"The MoD is now engaged in a process of transformation to deliver the behaviour-changing incentives and structures that will maintain the budget in balance in the future.
"As I.B.M. begins its second century," he said, "we continue a process of transformation, positioning the company to lead in the future".
"We urge President Mubarak to embark on a process of transformation which should be reflected in a broad-based government and in free and fair elections".
After undergoing a process of spiritual transformation, the artisan is believed to transform the material used to create the image into a receptacle of divine power.
"What's happening here is a process of general transformation.
Playing on the idea of variation, both as a process of musical transformation and a display piece for a single dancer, it suggests a formal landscape gradually and mysteriously torn apart by dissonance.
And so began a process of absolute transformation that resulted in England becoming the fittest, the most organised, the most ruthless and the most dominant rugby team in the world.
In Yemen, against all the odds, the country is going through a process of political transformation, with 500 delegates from all parts of society working on plans for democracy, justice and equality.
