The phrase "a welcome transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or shift that is positively received or beneficial.
Example: "The new management style has been a welcome transition for the employees, fostering a more collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "a positive change" or "a refreshing shift".
I'm grateful that VH-1 provided a welcome transition when I was ready to trade in Lizzie McGuire for a copy of Loveless.
Since I live in south Florida, this time of year marks the boundary between our wet and dry seasons, a welcome transition from balmy, moist, sultry summers to cool, crisp delightfully sunny winters.
Until Rey gets her fair share of the toy aisle, more people might have to follow the lead of some Massachusetts parents, who have decided to turn Bratz dolls into Rey figurines -- a welcome transition, unnecessary though it should be. .
The need for more support was not always a welcomed transition, particularly for a 96 year old widow with high blood pressure, chronic back pain and a rare bone disease who stated: " I' ve got to either get somebody in here to stay, to live with me, or go to a care facility.
The agenda items we discuss, the expectations of board directors and the responsibility we hold are all areas that are going through a much needed, and, in my experience, a very welcome, transition.
It will be a messy transition, but a welcome one.
It was a difficult transition, Awyató recalled, and football was a welcome distraction.
It's a welcome sign for the country's slowing growth and its transition from an economy driven by factories to one dominated by services. .
Overall the transition from being an 'outsider' to a professional 'insider' was a welcome change for all PRHOs, including involvement in the team.
But if you believe, as Mr. Obama does, that a larger and largely welcome economic transition is also at work, figuring out how to rescue its victims becomes a more daunting challenge.
