"may transform into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is changing or mutating into something else. For example, "The caterpillar may transform into a butterfly over the next few days."
At the other end of the spectrum, CLL may transform into a higher-grade malignancy, a process termed Richter's transformation, which is often associated with a dismal clinical outcome [ 4].
Chintz becomes choice, kitsch collectible, old toys and tacky pop records may transform into treasure, but not until they have all been thrown out.
The first level exists on the smaller SMA level, in which, under the action of stress, parent austenite may transform into martensite.
Moreover, the thermodynamically metastable modulated martensite may transform into the non-modulated martensite by further local lattice distortion, which would degrade the magnetic shape-memory effect.
Recent experiments at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory in Canada, in which Brookhaven is participating, showed that solar neutrinos may transform into other two other types of neutrino "flavors," called mu and tau, before reaching earth.
Upon germination, a spore releases one or more individual cells known as myxamoebas, which may transform into so-called swarm cells with two flagella (whiplike structures used in swimming).
Based on the identification of peak d-g, O- glucosyl-dihydroxy benzoyl acid may transformed into dihydroxy benzoyl iridoid glycosides via esterification of iridoid glycosides.
And in the process, they may transform Bitcoin into something that's useful to ordinary consumers.
The shaman may transform himself into an animal and know how to converse with animals.
We observed that the flame which is initially circular may transform downstream into a quasi-plane flame.
And a little more conservative scepticism over the next few years may transform her into a far more formidable legislator than Mr Moynihan ever was.
