The phrase "transitioning out of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of transitioning from one state to another, such as transitioning from one job to the next. Example: She is transitioning out of her current job in order to take on a new role in a different company.
I can feel myself transitioning out of a routine and losing sight of the familiar.
Young people transitioning out of care should get priority for apprenticeships, university and further education places, housing association tenancies, adult mental health services and training schemes.
He will become an American citizen on Aug. 31 and continues to explore his interest in individuals and societies transitioning out of violence.
Christopher Duggan, photographer in New York I was transitioning out of the financial industry, and my career coach asked what I wanted to do.
A number of countries have introduced significant marketizing reforms, with particularly dramatic effects in countries transitioning out of socialist economies at the turn of the millennium.
It's hard to meditate on potential futures when we are still transitioning out of a period that has been culturally obsessed with defining the past through acts of rejection or fetishization.
One gray day in February, Hohensinn drove me from his office in Graz down to Leoben, an hourlong trip through a region isolated by mountains and still transitioning out of an industrial economy.
Linley's arrival comes as James Welsh, who co-founded the site while at school and is only just in his early 30s, is understood to be in the final stages of transitioning out of the business.
Mr. Chai promptly returned the call, explaining that he had given notice in June and had been "transitioning" out of his Council job after his wife gave birth recently.
Instructors told us that by slowing to a jog or otherwise lessening the intensity of the workout, followed by stretching or otherwise transitioning out of physical activity, we would prevent muscle soreness, improve limberness and speed physiological recovery.
"Harry's Law" is lighthearted sanctimony; "Fairly Legal," a new series beginning Thursday on USA, is merely lighthearted, a drama similarly focused on a female lawyer transitioning out of the flavorless soup kettle of big-firm casework.
