The phrase "agent for transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing change, development, or facilitation of transformation in various fields such as business, education, or personal growth.
Example: "The new manager is seen as an agent for transformation, bringing innovative ideas to improve team dynamics."
Alternatives: "catalyst for change" or "driver of transformation".
As democracies seek a shared sense of nationhood children are regarded as agents for transformation.
The Indonesian palm oil sector itself emerged from active facilitation of the state in the past (Rival and Levang 2014; Casson 1999; Pramudya et al., 2017a), and therefore seeing the state as an important agent for sector transformation is undeniable.
Hygromycin, an efficient selection agent for plant transformation [ 25], has been proved to be efficient in selecting the positive transgenic plants during plant regeneration in the present study too.
As a regional leader for World Vision, Daniel does extensive training for pastors and Christian leaders across Africa, lifting up a vision for the church to engage in holistic ministry as an agent of transformation and reconciliation for the continent of Africa.
"They are role models and change agents for social transformation in each village across the country," says Kesetebirhan Admasu, Ethiopia's health minister, who explains that the project is based on a theory of how innovations spread that assumes change happens step by step.
Indeed, the critic must identify just whose practical stance best reveals these possibilities as agents for social transformation of current circumstances.
I was watching World Focus recently and they were talking about the situation for women in Rwanda and how so many women are now part of Parliament, and they quoted this Rwandan official as saying that "women are the best agents for social transformation".
As antibiotics are frequently used in the generation of axenic cultures, as well as selective agents for gene transformation, we investigated whether M. neglectum could tolerate antibiotics commonly used for these strategies.
