The phrase "its transformation from" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process by which something or someone has changed from one state to another. For example, you could say "the company has undergone its transformation from a small startup to a multinational corporation."
Consequently there's a temptation to visit the area while it undergoes its transformation from four ski lifts to Olympic mega-resort.
Goldman shares have fallen about 25percentt since last month, when it announced its transformation from an investment bank, closing on Wednesday at $97.66.
It started its transformation from snail mail and fax to online coursework in 1996, with programs in business, education, human services, technology and psychology.
Prada is gambling many millions of dollars that it can complete its transformation from a small, family-owned Italian company, which was once revered by the European élite for its incomparable leather goods, into an international fashion conglomerate.
The company said it had changed its name to Limited Brands because it wanted to reflect its transformation from a collection of specialty retailers to a family of brands.
Mr. Murphy was chairman of Ryanair from 1992 to 1995 during its transformation from a traditional full-service airline into the low-cost airline that it is today.
In a sense, the Internet has done to professional baseball what it did to the stock market: accelerated its transformation from a spectator sport to a mass-participation activity.
When the Taliban lost power, there was immediate speculation about whether Afghanistan would field an Olympic team (it didn't), as if this could complete its transformation from a pariah state.
The company, which is based in Windsor, England, said it was looking for a chief executive who can lead its transformation from a company that owns hotels to one that manages or franchises them.
But fur's resurgence, its transformation from fuddy-duddy to hip, did not happen spontaneously.
At least as magical as the river is its transformation from private property to public parkland.
