"utter transformation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete and profound change or shift. Example: The city underwent an utter transformation with the arrival of new technology and infrastructure. The once dilapidated streets were now bustling with life and prosperity.
"The last two years, in particular, have seen an utter transformation of Hongkou.
"When that happens, you'll see an utter transformation of the business.
And there you have it, the complete and utter transformation of a native New Yorker.
But you are the generation that was wise enough to ignore them: for what you are hearing is the pain of people experiencing an utter transformation of their world.
Describing the threat posed by global warming, he said there had been "an utter transformation in the relationship between the human species and our planet", which gave humankind the capacity to do lasting damage.
I, for one, will never see Central Park without remembering its utter transformation under those sharp angles and unforgettably bright banners framing the curves, and taking it all in -- a leisurely 19th-century pace in a 21st-century art project.
It appears that all that sells is pie-in-the-sky transformation or utter collapse.
Alas, while Jim might have been able to hold the line of his transformation when uttering prescripted words, interviews proved less manageable.
Alas, while Jim might have been able to hold the line of his transformation when uttering pre-scripted words, interviews proved less manageable.
It is a seasonal transformation that reveals how this urbane ski town deftly bridges two disparate worlds: one at the utter peak of hipness, the other at the zenith of nature.
Almost without exception, Jewish children in Europe during the war experienced the sudden transformation of [End Page 277] their world from at least some degree of stability and security to utter chaos.
