"easy transition from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use this phrase to describe a situation or a process which moves from one stage or condition to another with ease or smoothness. For example, "The student made an easy transition from high school to college."
Russians did not have an easy transition from authoritarianism.
"I'm glad it looks like an easy transition from the outside," Moore says.
This shoe, like the LBD, allowed the easy transition from statuesque glamour to dynamic action.
But she has not had an easy transition from business executive to candidate.
And they held onto the molded-wood chairs, which were not an easy transition from the highchair.
No nation in Asia — from South Korea to Taiwan to Indonesia — has made an easy transition from dictatorship to democracy.
I imagine it's not easy transitioning from guiding a child through elementary, middle and high school to what's required at the postsecondary level and beyond.
But although we can admire his easy transitions from a vulnerable and vacillating Macbeth to a good-natured apple-tossing Banquo and a buffoonish Prince Philip-like king, the performance is not about technique and stagecraft so much as a tender and sensitive investigation into a damaged psyche.
It wasn't easy, transitioning from someone who looked at hikers with jealousy to someone who hiked consistently, but with a little patience and a lot of self-love I've learned to trust my body's ability and know my own limits - two very important skills to have in all of life.
This global access is understood as providing easy transitions from one cluster to another and is believed to support online language processing and comprehension [6][15].
"They'd become familiarized with our business and operations," Ms. Carone said, "and that made for an easier transition from KPMG".
