The word "transitionary" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that marks a transition from one state, period, or condition to another. For example, "The transitionary period between graduating college and finding a job was both exciting and stressful."
Senator Joe Manchin, a Democrat from the Republican-leaning state of West Virginia, warned that the law could still collapse "under its own weight" during an interview on Sunday and repeated his calls for a transitionary year to make sure insurance pricing is affordable.
Today's cumbersome interactions are, Mr Ferrell argues, an awkward transitionary stage in the evolution of mobile devices that predictive intelligence will see off.
But the recent growth in exports to its two biggest markets, the EU and America, has occurred since the pair imposed transitionary restrictions on Chinese exports, which end next year.
Although the unlimited guarantee cannot remain in place for ever, any buyer is likely to insist that it at least remains for a transitionary period to prevent a flood of customers leaving.
"This was the transitionary animal; it was exactly what we were looking for," said Johannes Müller, a paleozoologist at the Natural History Museum in Berlin and the study's first author.
"All options should be explored, including a workable points-based system for shortage occupations, sector-based and seasonal/guest worker schemes and effective transitionary arrangements.
"The foundations of effective homework practices are established early on and develop progressively across the key stages – effective homework practices can also be used to support effective transitionary links to the secondary phase," states the Department for Children Schools and Families.
Novel muse: Her greatest inspiration is the writer JG Ballard, whose stories inhabit a transitionary world of alien places, from high-rises to airports.
MENtors – pairing young men aged 18-30 with an older male mentor to help them through transitionary periods such as leaving care to living independently; leaving the armed forces; or from being in education or training to working full time or looking for work (Kirklees).
Dangerous times in today's world, but which world? Ours is one of many parallel universes between which flit Transitionaries, agents under the control of Concern which "protects" its charges with pre-emptive strikes.
Theakston, Bacon, and some 'transitionary' numbers Jamie Theakston spent just 10 weeks of the three months assessed in today's figures in charge of Heart's breakfast show and, after Jono Coleman put on a massive 28% in his final quarter last time, Theakston had a lot to live up to.
