"transitioning back to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of returning to a previous state, activity, or situation. Example: After spending a year abroad, I am now transitioning back to my hometown and trying to readjust to my old routine.
Thousands of combat veterans, not just the special operations forces, have experienced these same problems transitioning back to civilian life.
The person who was, to her, affected the most was Edward Schrank, who was transitioning back to civilian life after being wounded in the Marine Corps.
Other civilians may join the rebels at certain stages, becoming armed combatants, and then decide to return home for whatever reason, thus transitioning back to civilian non-combatants".
His wife, Elizabeth, who helps run a Family Readiness Group to support families of service members doing tours of duty, said, "Coming home can be the hardest part of being in the military — you have to work at transitioning back to regular life".
At that time, Google Checkout will be transitioning back to its standard fee structure.
By March, however, ThriveStreams had run out of money and was "transitioning back to bootstrap mode," says Cunanan.
They then completed the targeted exercises and immediately transitioned back to ideation of design improvements.
If it sees any, it transitions back to 60hz and animates fluidly.
These will be transitioned back to the firm, which will replace Pao in these positions with another partner.
It then transitions back to the branch of attracting periodic orbits of the fast system to begin the active phase of the burst.
Blood pressure was decreased to 160/80 mmHg and he was transitioned back to oral antihypertensive medication.
