The phrase "before transition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in a process, situation, or activity that will occur at some point in the future. For example, "The new CEO plans to implement major organizational changes before transition to a different business model."
These tendencies, though, are usually before transition.
I've been fortunate enough not to experience any real doubts or regrets so far, partly because I spent years before transition working out that considering myself fundamentally female whilst remaining in a male body was not psychologically tenable, long-term.
As soon as I entered the NHS pathway and began the real life experience I had to ask myself: "What sort of woman?" Establishing this involved rethinking my relationship with the vague social construct of 'masculinity', and separating those traits which had been a facade to help me 'pass' as male before transition, from those integral to my character.
Figure 2 Communications before transition to inpatient care.
The platform now has over 70,000 paid subscribers, up from 15,000 from before transition from the freemium model.
Pigs received a single dose of intravenous (IV) hydromorphone before transition to long-acting nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
Let ξ and ξ∗ be the current state (i.e., the condition before transition) and the next state candidate (the condition after transition), respectively.
Before transition steps towards agility, the case organisation has followed a sequential waterfall style development process in their software development, even though concept development is iterative.
Therefore, even before transition, 90% of the sheep were privately owned even if State or collective farms (Agro Kombinat) had large flocks ranging between 1,000 and 25,000 sheep (MAFWE 2003).
The onset temperature was taken as the intersection point of the baseline before transition and the inflectional tangent while the melting points were calculated taking into account the fact that the peaks are not symmetric.
An intermediate state of the AAL before transition to crystalline, with unusually thick character (∼2.7 μm), is reported for the first time, which presented a typical cross-sectional characteristic of the ionic migration processes.
