"transform it for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing the process of changing or altering something for a specific purpose or audience. Example: "The marketing team had to transform the company's outdated branding strategy for a younger demographic."
"We transform it for dinner parties and holiday meals.
Apple and Microsoft would transform it for commercial use in the 1980s and change the course of modern life.
Best Adapted Screenplay It is not an easy task to take an existing piece of work and transform it for the screen.
Man's idealized angle of repose in this natural world was accommodating, not challenging; his role was to fit into it rather than to transform it for his own purposes.
For Mr. Villaume the work's structure — modernist cluster, 19th-century tonality, back to modernist cluster — is Strauss's effort to hold the fort on an earlier style of composition, or even transform it for modern times, yet acknowledge the onrushing revolution that was embodied by Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring".
But we should absolutely revere those individuals who identify an unpleasant equilibrium and innovate to create a way to transform it for those for whom it is a burden, in the process growing a large company and creating sustainable, high-productivity jobs.
One remade Britain for the better, the other transformed it for the worse.
She had found what Yeats would call "a living speech" and transformed it for literary purposes.
He bought the restaurant in 1975, transforming it, for a while, into the toast of the town.
But this uprising transformed it for the first time into a vibrant cultural space as curfew-defying demonstrators camped out overnight and came together through art.
And he is right to claim his own story after many humiliating years of surrendering that story to other people, most of whom transformed it for their own purposes.
