The phrase "a wish to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or intention to change something or someone in a significant way.
Example: "She had a wish to transform her community into a more sustainable environment."
Alternatives: "a desire to change" or "an aspiration to alter".
Following in the long literary tradition of the wild or feral child, the play does manage to add something new by bringing into sharp focus those small details that may make a child wish to transform herself (hint: having to memorize an alphabetic verse, and Mommy acting inappropriately).
If you find yourself experiencing a behavior you wish to transform, write down your current thoughts, feelings, fears, and what was going on leading to the behavior.
Neither do they wish to transform an island culture which is seen as St Helena's biggest attraction to potential visitors.
We must eat with a conscious awareness of how we wish to transform our bodies, for our bodies are transforming from moment-to-moment whether we like it or not.
Mallorcan officials wish to transform the island from a package holiday attraction into an upmarket holiday destination, like St Tropez or Miami, and attract well-heeled visitors from China and Dubai.
Thus a specific obstacle to women or racialized men, who wish to transform racist and sexist institutions, is the very self-awareness racialized or sexualized persons have—a self-awareness that emerges, for example, from both side-long glances of the white privileged and the sexual objectification of women's bodies.
In his address, the Deputy Chairman ERRA said, "providing quality education to children under conducive environment is our top priority as we wish to transform the adversity caused by the earthquake into a window of opportunity for our future generations".
Transsexuals often wish to transform their bodies hormonally and surgically to match their inner sense of gender/sex.
A common denominator in this assortment of foreign visitors — high-minded pests and exploiters alike — is their wish to transform themselves while claiming they want to change Africa.
Party leaders decide electoral lists, leaving little room for independent candidates with new ideas, never mind mavericks who wish to transform the lives of Spaniards.
