The phrase "galvanize into" is correct.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that someone or something has been spurred into action or has been energized or motivated to do something. Example: The manager's inspiring speech galvanized the workers into action.
Harun's resolutions rarely resolve, instead they galvanize into new, uncertain beginnings.
When he met with the Organizing for America, people who wanted to try to galvanize into a movement, and Plouffe said, "No, we're going to push them into the Democratic National Committee".
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Until recently, he had been a vibrant icon, seemingly oblivious but suddenly galvanizing into action, carrying the Yankee flame.
Viscera and cells, galvanized into a loathsome insect-like activity, seemed on the point of breaking through the surface.
An elderly woman got out of the taxi, and, galvanized into action, I ran toward her, shouting, "I know who you are — you are a replica of Augusta Bonnard!
By focusing on the ghoulish, and ignoring the writers imagination, this report treats Frankenstein not as a work of art, but as a corpse to be sliced, diced and galvanized into life.
"Juniper Tree Burning" careers tumultuously between past and present while Jennie, as she now calls herself, tears off across the country, galvanized into wild motion by the news of Sunny's death.
An elderly woman got out of the taxi, and, galvanized into action, I ran toward her, shouting, "I know who you are you are a replica of Augusta Bonnard!
Galvanized into action by notification of the buyout plan, the Ruppert Yorkville Tenants Association hired Stuart M. Saft, a lawyer who is also chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives, to represent it.
But the stand is also a window into protest in the age of President Trump, a time when longtime activists find themselves fortifying the barricades with a younger breed galvanized into action by Trump's election and other high-profile protests.
