The phrase "as a transformation process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that involves change or conversion from one state to another.
Example: "The study examines the role of education as a transformation process in shaping individual identities."
Alternatives: "as a change mechanism" or "as a conversion process".
Occurring irregularities are not considered insurmountable or as a life-threatening attack, but rather as the beginning of a transformation process in which people change their relationships with the natural resources according to a long-term and sustainable approach (Gallopin 2006; Berkes et al. 2008; Birkmann 2008; Bohle 2008; Voss 2008; ANiK 2013).
The way in which Dickens told the story can be seen as general recipe for a transformation process.
The forums are regarded as a key ingredient for a transformation process of the child justice system.
The tsetse fly is considered as a cyclical vector as the transmission requires a transformation process of the parasite in the fly.
Three-day-old P. tenuiflora suspension-cultured cells were used to test the effects of AS on the transformation process.
This transformation is understood as a graph transformation process because it offers a natural way to represent model transformations.
Policy compliance is worked out as a rule transformation process mediating between the business policy language SBVR and Condition-Action (CA) rules.
As a detailed transformation process from Cu(OH 2 to CuO suggested by Cudennec et al. [22], the possible formation mechanism of the interlaced disc nanostructures can be suggested via a different dissolution and recrystallization pathway, which can be supported by the coexistence of CuO nanodiscs and Cu(OH 2 nanowires (Figure 2e) [2e].
The reduction of the stored strain energy in relation to a configuration without any twins can be shown by applying an established transformation criterion, considering twinning as a transformation shearing process.
We also hypothesized that the transformed premalignant cells escape the inhibitory activity of cytokines as a function of the transformation process and that these transformed cells have altered cytokine responsiveness.
Both effects contribute to strong nonlinear hardening that occurs as soon as the phase transformation process begins.
