"state of transformation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where something is changing or evolving. Here is an example: "The company was in a constant state of transformation as they adapted to new technologies and market trends."
Photography has entered such an extraordinary state of transformation that labels no longer serve a purpose.
Libraries are always in a state of transformation: as the means of information production and consumption change, so do libraries.
It appears as if his body were physically changing form, in a state of transformation that alludes to South Africa's long democratic struggle to define itself.
She added that languages are always in a continuous state of transformation, and that to try and get in the way is useless.
The other paradigm describes a state of transformation in relationship to new technology as a horseless carriage in which the process is described in obsolete and 'backward' terms.
"Unlike Western masters, who will stick with one style their entire life until they reach maturity, I am in a constant state of transformation," said Mr. Zhang, interviewed via Skype with the aid of a translator.
Today׳s organizations (and their teams of decision makers) exist within varying states of transformation.
In "Miroku" that struggle came to life in distinct sections — almost like chapters — in which he explored states of transformation and wrestled with ideas about human existence.
As Yeong-hye changes, the book's language shifts, too, with Deborah Smith's translation moving between the baffled irritation of Mr Cheong's first-person narration in part one, the measured prose of In-hye's world, the dense and bloody narrative of Yeong-hye's dreams, and seductive descriptions of living bodies painted with flowers, in states of transformation or wasting away.
"We are in a state of rapid transformation," said Kennedy.
"2018 State of Digital Transformation". digital HKS, October 2018.
