The phrase "and the transformational process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or developments in a particular context, often in fields like psychology, education, or organizational change.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of leadership styles on employee engagement and the transformational process that follows."
Alternatives: "and the change process" or "and the transformation journey".
Cross-cultural myths, the enduring stories, like Homer's The Odyssey, illustrate the Transformational process, and its required grist for the mill.
The black, the nigredo, of alchemy represents falling into the shadow world of chaos and fear and darkness and suffering, a first step in the transformational process.
It consists of the following steps that became apparent in the transformational process and are interlinked: Awareness and knowledge; Goal setting; Feedback; Rewards; Control and focus; Confidence; and Ownership.
Children, teachers, parents and the entire community join the transformational process with a profound practice of civic values and an awareness of SDGs.
We're now envisioning an interactive dialogue with our readers here about the transformational process of assisting the harmonizing energies of the divine masculine and feminine back onto a more balanced path of co-creation in our world -- presently a world of enormous paradoxical contrasts (our patriarchal society and its huge wage disparity, for example).
Meals and my mother emerged from it, meals that often incorporated my father's garden produce, but neither he, my brother, nor I inquired about the transformational process.
But appropriating was not the point for Lichtenstein; it was simply a means, a necessary first step in the transformational process by which he created his own original, high-impact pictures.
He also argued that because many of the region's countries had experienced the "transformational process" of replacing Communist regimes with democratic administrations, they were well prepared to lead the needed reshaping of the United Nations.
Cancer arises as a result of changes in the genomes of healthy cells; thus every tumor holds a set of mutations that reflect the transformational process as well as the selective pressure that shaped the tumor.
In particular, the transformational processes underlying mental rotation are thought to be nonsymbolic and analogue in nature, resulting in a right hemisphere bias in tasks involving mental rotation (Corballis 1997).
