The phrase "underwent transformations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase in situations where something underwent a change or has been altered in some way. For example: The ancient city of Rome underwent countless transformations over the centuries.
Lateral ramifications in species resulted when they underwent transformations that reflected the diverse, particular environments to which they had been exposed.
Further, Tang et al. [24] successfully fabricated Cu2S-In2S3 heterostructures by djurleite Cu1.94S-assisted growth model, in which the catalyst underwent transformations in crystal structure and composition.
Chemical analysis of the remains has shown that some of the materials underwent transformations requiring a minimum temperature of 800 K a result of sustained, high-temperature burning consistent with Josephus's account of destruction in a large conflagration.
During the period of divisions, lasting almost 200 years (until the rule of Casimir III), Poland underwent transformation in almost every sphere of life.
Due to high temperatures at the locations of microdischarges, zirconia particles underwent transformation from monoclinic to tetragonal structure.
The understanding of both epigenesis and preformation underwent transformation so that the debates brought new questions along with the traditional differences.
Most of Kuhn's subsequent work in philosophy was spent in articulating and developing the ideas in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, although some of these, such as the thesis of incommensurability, underwent transformation in the process.
Where necessary, items underwent transformation to be analysed using linear regression.
Data suggest that NOTCH1 mutations are a progressive event in CLL, increasing in prevalence from newly diagnosed CLL to chemorefractory CLL to CLL patients with Ritcher syndrome that underwent transformation to DLBCL.
The clonal evolution model initially proposed by Peter C. Nowell posits that a single cell of origin or 'clone' that underwent transformation from a normal to a cancerous state undergoes clonal expansion and through successive acquisition of mutations generates genetically diverse subclones (Nowell, 1976).
The scientists hypothesize that the crumbly rock also started clean and gray, but underwent chemical transformations, perhaps from water.
