The phrase "a proper transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a smooth and appropriate change from one idea, topic, or section to another in writing or speech.
Example: "To improve the flow of your essay, make sure to include a proper transition between the introduction and the first body paragraph."
Alternatives: "an appropriate transition" or "a suitable transition".
Hungary never had a proper transition from Communism, they argue.
"We need to press forward with the political solution; we need to look at a proper transition from Assad.
In November 1992, Bill Clinton dithered for three weeks before he had a proper transition team in place; he paid a heavy price for the delay, with the chaotic early performance of his administration.
Observers are sceptical, saying that existing domestic inspections are inadequate; that a proper transition between inspection regimes would be needed; that trade union activity is harshly repressed; and that the industry's influence – it makes up four-fifths of the country's exports and produces many of its MPs – poses obvious problems.
Sadly, the short time frame that each individual is observed, does not allows us to use a proper transition model.
As the described knowledge base can only provide an instantaneous reflection of the system's state, a proper transition into a historical permanent storage becomes necessary.
EPCR said in its statement that the stakeholders took their obligation to the staff of ERC seriously and would ensure an orderly and proper transition to the new association.
But despite assurances about a proper democratic transition, Myanmar's military seems reluctant to hand over real control.
An important avenue toward a proper 'energy transition' through regional and local projects is for government to collaborate with private sector organizations.
Strictly speaking, a proper phase transition from extended to localized states only exists for (D=3), at some critical disorder intensity or, interchangeably, some critical energy known as the mobility edge.
However, implementing Plan S would be unwise without having proper transition tools and due consideration of the implications for research practices.
