The phrase "about the transition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or shifts in a particular context, such as in a project, organization, or process.
Example: "The report provides insights about the transition of the company to a remote work model."
Alternatives: "regarding the shift in" or "concerning the change of".
He talks to Peter Florence about the transition of his work from page to screen.
On Saturday, BP tried to clarify what Mr. Svanberg had said about the transition of leadership in the gulf.
It's about the transition of the values and the history of West Ham supporters from the Boleyn Ground to the London Stadium," she said.
And after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 the EU helped bring about the transition of central and eastern European countries from communism.
Instead, she talked about the transition of Yahoo's search engine to Microsoft, a process that is close to being finished in the United States.
Measuring the dynamic response also contains information about the transition of the train wheel from the stock rail onto the needle.
Meloy says she chose "Mr. Parker" because it is "about making art and having a mentor" and about "the transition out of childhood".
Sharing a home with a partner before marriage is an important life transition for an increasing number of young adults in the U.S. Research has focused on who enters cohabitations, but important questions remain about the transition out of cohabitation.
However, little is known about (i) the transition of energy use patterns and (ii) whether introduced technologies have been effective.
Make no mistake about it, the transition of a sitting vice president, while still a complex undertaking, has certain advantages that Governor Bush does not have".
It was about seeing the transition of this man dealing with this disease, this addiction to blood, and watching him fighting it.
