The phrase "area of transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or context where a change or shift occurs, often in discussions about geography, sociology, or personal development.
Example: "The area of transition between childhood and adulthood can be challenging for many individuals as they navigate new responsibilities."
Alternatives: "zone of change" or "transition zone".
"It's this area of transition," a real estate broker named William Duke told me recently.
But we're still in that area of transition where that's not so well understood maybe by some of the older generations.
The Saxonian Loess Region is an area of transition between the western and the eastern European loess belt.
In some cases, the area of transition for the divergent colours was explicitly linked to response action: The transition between hot and cold colours should be carefully set at a standard point, as anywhere in cold colours is unlikely to receive attention when planning in government departments is carried out.
Geographically, this can be treated as an area of transition between the southern group and the northern group, or as a mixed area.
The mentioned area of transition from individual measurements coincides with the location of the pattern change in average fast azimuth.
Specific advances in the areas of transition cow management, epidemiology, udder health, applied immunology, housing design, calf health, and health-monitoring tools are described.
Urban land-use allocation in areas of transition (ecotones) is a complex task due to tensions between the need to develop residential and industrial areas and the wish to preserve high biodiversity and heterogeneous landscapes.
The random forest model was applied to a region in the Central Highlands of south-eastern Australia to produce maps of stand type probability, including areas of transition (the 'ecotone') between rainforest and eucalypt forest.
QTC VIEW assigns confidence values to each individual record; running averages calculated using a moving window along transects showed drops in confidence values associated with areas of transition in habitat class assignment, but this was not always consistent.
Coronal maximum intensity projection (MIP) image from heavily weighted T2 coronal 3D MRCP (c) also depicts the bilateral hydroureteronephrosis and the areas of transition in the proximal ureters (open and solid white arrows) (B common bile duct, S stomach, C spinal canal).
