The phrase "significant transformations in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing notable changes or shifts in a particular area or field.
Example: "The research highlights significant transformations in the education system over the past decade."
Alternatives: "major changes in" or "notable shifts in".
Previous investigations undoubtedly suggest significant transformations in urban soil properties as a result of land use and land cover changes.
The results show that extensive surface reactions take place during adsorption and adsorbates undergo significant transformations in the pore system.
Copenhagen itself has also been undergoing significant transformations in recent years with the encouragement of various projects along the waterfront.
Rationalization in production systems has led to significant transformations in the structure of the economic sector in modern societies.
Boston, thanks to the Celtics — Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce — made a significant transformation in perception.
It may also lead to significant transformation in Jewish self-concept, which has long been based on parentage or formal conversion.
"The future of the C.M.E. is now in the hands of our members, and we urge them to support the most significant transformation in the C.M.E.'s history," its chairman, Scott Gordon, said in a statement.
Layden said it was too soon to give up on a roster that underwent a significant transformation in the off-season, most notably the loss of center Patrick Ewing to Seattle and the acquisition of Glen Rice from the Los Angeles Lakers.
Several council members, grant recipients and former endowment officials said they were surprised to see the agency undergo such a significant transformation in the absence of a permanent chairman who had Senate approval.
Placed in historical context, Pixar is yet another story in the digitization of everything, Exhibit 473 in an onrushing shift that will be seen as the most significant transformation in information technology since the birth of TV and maybe since Gutenberg.
The issues raised included dismal yields due to poor-quality seed and fertiliser, the unavailability of research facilities, and poor access to credit.I acknowledge that some of those problems exist, but wish to point out agriculture has undergone a significant transformation in recent years.
