The phrase "a transformation back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process of returning to a previous state or condition.
Example: "The project aims for a transformation back to the original design that was initially proposed."
Alternatives: "a return to" or "a reversion to".
And so she starts again and we see the beginning of a new transformation back to her core.
Without the hormone treatment for the past three years, Diamond's body has suffered a painful physical transformation back to its masculine state and she has experienced severe mental anguish, the lawsuit says.
The analytical approach based on initial transformation of the data has an added issue that transformation back to the original scale is needed.
Lord Coe, the London 2012 chairman and double Olympic gold medallist, traces the transformation back to a single decision in the mid 1990s.
This transformation back to something close to her old self was, for me, an indication of the dangers in giving children what they want, rather than what they need.
The process of linearization of (2) and transformation back to the exponential non-linear regression is depicted in Fig. 5.
Upon inverse transformation back to the time domain, the convolution of the corresponding impulse-response function with a geomagnetic time series yields an estimated geoelectric time series.
The averaging of a few spectrograms forms an effective solution from implementation aspects in contrary to all the steps involving calculation of the Wigner spectrum, transformation to the AS and the corresponding transformation back to the smoothed TF spectrum.
Inverse transformation back to the time domain is given by f(t) = {mathcal L}^{-1}left{f(s)right} = frac{1}{2pimathrm{i}}int_{gamma - mathrm{i}infty}^{gamma + mathrm{i}infty}f(s mathrm{e}^{st}ds, (6).
