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The phrase "a transposition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rearrangement or alteration of elements, often in contexts like music, mathematics, or language.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a transposition of classical themes into a modern context."
Alternatives: "a rearrangement of" or "a shift in".
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Three are trivial: a misspelling, a transposition of two digits, a transposition of two words.
It's just a transposition of one kind of passion to another".
A transposition of Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo, CT Jasper and Joanna Malinowska's film has further, hidden trapdoors.
Gonzalez-Foerster's R.W.F is an imaginary as well as a real space, a transposition of somewhere she has never seen.
Another fragment, about a hero named Aqhat, is perhaps a transposition of this myth of Baal to the human level.
The script is a transposition of Liam O'Flaherty's The Informer, which does not locate altogether happily to its new surroundings.
(originally my stars alive!) is thought by the lexicographer Sol Steinmetz to be an alteration of myst (all) crity, a transposition of Christ almighty!
"It doesn't take into account a transposition of a number by a data-entry person," said Jim Rubenstein, the Kerry lawyer in Minneapolis.
"Ran," a transposition of "King Lear" to 17th-century Japan, is generally considered the last great film of Kurosawa, the Japanese master who died in 1998.
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Dodsworth (1936) was a classy transposition of a Broadway hit, with Sidney Howard adapting his play (based on the Sinclair Lewis novel).
A transposition event of Ping16A into a Stowaway element created Ping16A_Stow whose presence correlates with accessions that have high mPing copies.
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