The phrase "a transposition to a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a change or rearrangement of elements, often in mathematical or musical terms.
Example: "The composer made a transposition to a different key to enhance the piece's emotional impact."
Alternatives: "a shift to a" or "a change to a".
It also prevents a transposition to a Dragon because 6..
This poetic film, her finest to date, evokes in its title P.C. Wren's 1924 bestselling Beau Geste, and is a transposition to a present-day French Foreign Legion post beside the Red Sea of Herman Melville's homoerotic novella Billy Budd.
The Symmetrical Variation is introduced by 2 c5, and after 3 Ncd Nc6 4 d4 cd 5 Nd4 e6 6 a3 Nd4 7 Qd4 b6 8 Qf4 Be7 9 e4 d6, there arises a transposition to a type of Maroczy bind (white pawns at c4 and e4 confronting a black pawn at d6).
This seminal science-fiction movie was in effect a transposition to outer space of a Conrad novel about a run-down tramp steamer picking up a lethally dangerous passenger from a remote island.
This whole story, it has been shown, is a transposition to the heroic level of an Indo-European myth about the incessant struggle between the gods and the demons since the beginning of the world.
With minor changes, this could be Francesco Rosi's Italian classic Three Brothers (which is actually a transposition to southern Italy of a celebrated Russian novel) or the episode of Coronation Street earlier this month when Jack Duckworth met the ghost of his late wife, Vera, before going to join her in the hereafter.
The transposition to 1920s New York keeps the story in a sensible key.
A second pathway uses TnsABC + TnsE to promote transposition to sites unrelated to attTn7.
There was also at that time Jacques Tourneur's remarkable horror film I Walked With a Zombie (1943), a transposition of Jane Eyre to the modern Caribbean where the Rochester character's mad wife becomes a victim of voodoo.
"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.
Rembrandt's slightly later painting of an anatomy lesson (1632) can be seen as a transposition of this model to a scientific setting.
