The phrase "communal transformation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of changing or improving a group or community, often in terms of values, beliefs, or behavior. Example: The city's leaders worked together to bring about a communal transformation, implementing new programs and initiatives that fostered a sense of unity and cooperation among its citizens.
The effect of communal land tenure transformation on SLM and pastoralists' adaptive capacity requires understanding complex social-ecological systems and developing more appropriate and locally relevant strategies.
In modern times, particularly in the Western world, the change in Jewish communal existence required a transformation of this ancient structure.
This state-sponsored and internationally assisted dual incorporation has spawned an internal social transformation and communal transition process.
Most informants were older men and women, mostly of the Ovambanderu and Ovaherero tribes who were young during the 1940s to 1960s and had witnessed most of the transformations in communal land in Ngamiland since the era of the tsetse fly epidemic (1960s).
communal living; communalism". .
Transformations at the household level such as a proposed shift from communal to lineage-based society in the Greater Antilles, changes in land tenure and heritable property, and a greater investment in place were apparently some of the driving forces behind these higher level changes (Curet and Oliver 1998; Torres 2012; Veloz Maggiolo 1984).
I can't help but wonder, what would it look if we, the church, were more active in transformation - personal and communal - and committed to the flourishing of our communities for 10-15 years?
As in other rangeland areas in Kenya, the Mara is undergoing a transformation in land ownership from communal to individual landholdings.
Individual religious action began to compete with communal worship and ritual; sometimes it promised spiritual transformation and transcendence of a new sort, as illustrated in the pan-Mediterranean mystery religions.
The history of land tenure transformation in Africa shows a prevailing trend whereby the erosion of collectively held communal grazing lands and natural resources under customary tenure is being hastened by policies that support privatisation of formally communal grazing lands (Rohde et al. 2006).
