The phrase "a tendency to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's inclination or propensity to change or evolve in some way.
Example: "The artist has a tendency to transform everyday objects into stunning works of art."
Alternatives: "a propensity to change" or "an inclination to evolve."
Of course, one Dairy Queen, or even a hundred Dairy Queens, won't disrupt New York's economy or reconfigure its character, and part of the city's identity has always been a tendency to transform.
See, for seven seasons Pratt starred on the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation," playing the lovable goof Andy Dwyer, who had a tendency to transform into the crime-solving hero when the opportunity arose — like that time someone threw a pie at Leslie Knope during a campaign rally. .
But we might recognize in its essential logic a certain tendency to transform political conflicts into matters of biological hostility.
A comparison of the XRD and EBSD results revealed that the retained austenite grains at the surface have a stronger tendency to transform than the austenite grains in the bulk of the material.
ESPN's myriad outlets generate an insatiable demand for content that has an unfortunate tendency to transform sports writers into yammering caricatures.
Indeed, it's this tendency to transform into a bog which might explain why the Glastonbury model of giant-festival-on-a-farm may be in decline, in favour of those that combine various musical attractions with a chic city break: Sonar in Barcelona, Transmediales in Berlin, Unsound in Krakow.
The statement's stilted wording mostly reflected the pope's desire to accommodate his hosts, praising the Olympic games to be held in Athens in 2004, condemning religious "proselytism," and denouncing the European tendency to "transform certain countries into secular states".
The normalized excitation-emission matrices in a two-dimensional plane (2D) are shown in Fig. 3, where the tendencies to transform the EEM spectra caused by changes in oil concentration are visible.
The mind has a tendency to try to transform predictions into reality because our behavior is influenced by our own subjective perceptions of reality".
Most meningiomas have a benign biology and are evaluated as G1; however, some have a tendency to recur or even transform into more malignant forms.
Meningiomas are mostly benign brain tumors; however, they have a tendency to recur or even sometimes transform into more malignant tumors atypical or anaplastic with brain invasion.
