The phrase 'in transition of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a process of change from one state or condition to another. For example, "The company is currently in transition of switching to a newer operating system."
Optical bleaching is the increase in transition of laser beam through the sample.
Further, the composite beams, resulted in transition of failure mode of shear to a flexural.
Eisenia fetida is an epigeic earthworm which plays an important role in transition of surface litter into inner layer of soil.
This will encourage the use of sucrose as a carbon source and assist in transition of our petrochemical-based economy to a bio-based economy.
A delay in transition of the boundary layer from laminar to turbulent flow is usually achieved by the application of suction over the first 10 20% of the chord.
From above results, when the time was less than 30 min, the complexation between Li+ ions and PS-b-P2VP-b-PEO was accelerated by ultrasonic treatment so that more and more Li+ ions were coordinated with PS-b-P2VP-b-PEO, resulting in transition of nanopattern from nanoporous array to cylindrical array.
This article reviews trends in transitions of care, models, partnerships, and health literacy.
The DKK1/PSEN1 combination showed the highest probability in transitions of both directions by double-gene intervention.
Each class theoretically shows a characteristic behavior in transitions of GC content: asymptotic convergence (Class I), oscillatory convergence (Class II), and divergence (Class III).
The two superoxide anions expected to be formed in transitions of P to F and F to O are released and subsequently dismute to peroxide and O2.
These measures could result in relevant improvements in the transition of care for cancer patients.
