'bring transformation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about someone or something changing or developing in a positive way. For example, "The new company leader has brought transformation to the organization with their innovative ideas."
Why didn't Obama's first term bring transformation that he promised?
And if all the hundreds of billions of dollars of the last decade (annual budgets of about $25bn) have not improved our roads and schools and hospitals, is it this $8bn that will bring transformation?
As technology and business leaders, it is our responsibility to bring transformation and ensure every employee's experience is as seamless and pain-free as possible.
Increased percentage of asset possession after taking loan explains that asset holding, no matter how small or insignificant it is, can bring transformation in the life style of a household and make their life more comfortable.
Allowing yourself to let go, to mourn and say goodbye will also bring transformation and rebirth.
With the advent of Kickstarter and other crowdfunded websites, individual artists are more easily able to bring transformation and semi-transformation decks to the public.
"This light, which brings transformation and renewal, is besought by the people of Zimbabwe, in Africa, trapped for all too long in a political and social crisis which, sadly, keeps worsening," he said.
Now an aerial reconnaissance programme in Jordan and high-resolution satellite imagery from Google Earth for large areas of Arabia is vastly expanding the database bringing transformation and opportunity.
It has even brought transformation in how they can be understood.
Hanseatic ports of the twelfth century brought transformation activities to the storage function.
Societally, many are still unconvinced that recovery brings transformation, let alone transformation that can occur within the workforce and inside the walls of our corporations.
