The phrase "almost certainly transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a high likelihood of change or alteration in a particular situation or context.
Example: "The new policy will almost certainly transform the way we approach customer service."
Alternatives: "likely change" or "probably alter".
It will almost certainly transform Serbia's troubled relations with the European Union.His arrest was reported on Monday July 21st.
Ince will almost certainly transform his luck, and overcome any residual racism, to join Keane in the Premier League soon, but until then he is aware of the grittier benefits of starting at the very bottom.
Stern is proud because New Horizons, which is continuing its journey beyond Pluto into the furthest reaches of the Kuiper belt, has been a huge success and will almost certainly transform our understanding of our cosmic surroundings.
And to be fair, these aren't candid revelations about her private life – the stuff of a tabloid newspaper editor's dreams – but topics the actress, at only 20, has tackled in a range of upcoming film and TV roles that will almost certainly transform her from a vaguely familiar face into a household name.
Genetics will almost certainly transform medical practice as diagnostics are developed to predict disease susceptibilities and identify which drugs a patient is most likely to respond to.
It's probably true: Automation will almost certainly transform the American workforce.
We know little of how these rules affected the lives of ordinary people, but the threat of damnation almost certainly transformed sex into activity loaded with fear and danger.
Gilbert Adair was almost certainly wittily transforming into comic fiction his own passionate interest in the cinema, the younger medium.
If he were to win the GOP nomination four years from now, and then the presidency, the GOP's image would almost certainly be dramatically transformed.
It has certainly transformed it.
Soweto itself is certainly transforming.
