The phrase "a transformation off" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misphrasing. The correct expression would typically be "a transformation of."
Example: "The project aims to create a transformation of the existing system to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a change in" or "a shift in".
His hopes of setting off a transformation of the area ran contrary to the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, which instead proposed an Olympic stadium on the West Side of Manhattan.
The number of elevators has grown significantly since 1990, when the Americans With Disabilities Act set off a transformation of the aging transit system.
The images of the full-size crossover SUV, which was unveiled during a debut party for the 2020 Cadillac XT6 in Detroit, kicks off a transformation of GM's luxury brand.
The Papess (mirror in the waters)," performed by the powerful Catherine Dénécy, a lone woman undergoes a ritualized transformation, stripping off her green stilettos and wrap dress and smearing her naked, writhing torso with raw egg.
A common ingredient is made unfamiliar, a transformation the kitchen pulls off again and again.
The growth of carriers from the Middle East and Asia also set off a transformation in cabin design.
Other prominent New Yorkers, including Guggenheims and Vanderbilts, soon moved in, setting off a transformation in urban living, said Michael Kovner, a vice president of Brown Harris Stevens who teaches a course on the city's real estate history for the Real Estate Board of New York.
The debate came as York hosted a preview of its new gallery on Wednesday, showing off a transformation that gave it 60% more space on the same footprint and that allows it to properly display its world-class collection of ceramics.
"They set off looking for a transformation — and boy did they find it".
That said, a transformation is still some way off of a turnaround.
