"newly transformed" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has recently transitioned to a new form. For example, "The newly transformed restaurant opened to the public last week."
The newly transformed undead somewhat impatiently listen to rules that include no biting or tackling.
He assigned an engineer, Eugene Belgrand, the job of building a proper sewer network beneath the newly transformed city.
Also, void nucleation and growth in the superplastic regime are slowed down within the newly transformed austenite plus carbide microstructure.
Second, he wanted to prove that a newly transformed armed force, relying on technology and creative tactics, could work better than a blunderbuss approach.
By last December, Mr. Dinlenc said, his side was starting to look a little bare compared with the newly transformed ode to plexiglass.
9 P.M. (Syfy) WOLVESBAYNE (2009) Jeremy London plays a real estate developer who, newly transformed into a werewolf, helps vampire hunters stop a cult of Nazi bloodsuckers.
But we must be willing to touch and feel each of them with the "hands of our heart" so we know them intimately and can accept them all into our newly transforming self.
During the ontogenesis the thoracic muscles are, in part, newly formed, transformed or reduced [ 9, 10].
Quartile (median) regression consists of a newly developed transformed multivariate linear regression analysis for non-normal outcomes (SAS software, version 9.2).
Her surgery and newly completed education transformed her in every sense of the word.
With about two-thirds of the Duke University Libraries Perkinss complex newly constructed or transformed by total renovations, the focus of the Perkins Project turns now to the 1928 West Campus library building and its 1948 addition.
