The phrase "are unlikely to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the low probability of change or transformation occurring in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, these outdated practices are unlikely to transform into more efficient methods anytime soon."
Alternatives: "are not expected to change" or "are improbable to evolve".
But these technologies are unlikely to transform the home battery market just yet.
Mr Li, the researcher, says that experiments in rural areas of Sichuan (and to a more limited extent elsewhere) are unlikely to transform China's politics.
It is important to be realistic about the realities of daily life in the communities that are slipping further and further behind, and the extent to which increases in state benefits are unlikely to transform life chances.
"Even sizeable amounts of QE are unlikely to transform the outlook for the euro-zone economy and eliminate the risk of a prolonged and damaging bout of deflation" he warned.
This in turn saps the enthusiasm and commitment that is needed to make the reforms work.A more important reason why foundation hospitals are unlikely to transform the NHS is that they do nothing to empower patients.
The chancellor also set aside £275m to help improve the skills of young workers, by funding 80,000 work-experience placements, 50,000 new apprenticeships and extra investment in technical colleges.These initiatives are unlikely to transform the economy.
By late fall, it was clear that Boeing's Dreamliner was unlikely to transform the county's economy.
It is unlikely to transform the economy, though, simply because most R&D is carried out by big companies.
Yet the pain brought on by a big bankruptcy is unlikely to transform the industry into a profitable one.
Liverpool accept the striker's on-field behaviour is unlikely to transform at this stage of his career but are looking to address other problems.
This would certainly transform the institutional framework of the NHS, but it is unlikely to transform healthcare in the way Mr Blair hopes.The NHS is no stranger to big shake-ups that promise more than they deliver.
