The word "transitions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of passing from one state or condition to another. For example: "The transition from summer to autumn is always a beautiful time of year."
Campaigners are great at policy roadmaps for the low-carbon transitions of this or that sector (I've written a few myself).
"There are no dignified exits and orderly transitions, just exits and transition," he warned Blair.
Carlyle makes these transitions look easy, but the lengths to which he will go in pursuit of what he refers to gravely as truth or honesty are often extreme, bordering on obsessively weird.
Week 15: Scenes and Sequences - Wednesday 20 January Managing transitions between scenes and building the tension towards act breaks.
But Paul Rodgers, head of student transitions and support at the University of Sheffield, which runs a fresher's week event every year offering advice for local students, says it is not always easy to identify the needs of these students.
Helen Belcher, secretary of the Parliamentary Forum on Gender Identity, said GRCs, while an attempt to recognise the validity of gender transitions, often make things more difficult for transgender people.
In 2011, USAid administrator Rajiv Shah warned that the aid industry "is full of incentives designed to prolong our efforts rather than reduce them or enable transitions" and said his agency would no longer be satisfied with "writing big cheques to big contractors and calling it development".
His style depends on rapid transitions, his talent for letting an emotion leap towards its opposite.
He's a perfect fit, although he might lose the job to JK Rowling at Christmas, when ITV transitions to showing only old Harry Potter films at weekends.
"Sony has missed a lot of transitions — from the Walkman to the iPod and so on," conceded one.
I understand that transitions can be difficult for people, and that moving from a business travel to a family vacation context can be stressful.
