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'was then converted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process whereby something changes form or character. For example, "The raw material was then converted into a finished product."
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The DNA was then converted into RNA using a commercially available enzyme.
That result was then converted to victory points, with 60 to 0 being a blitz.
The Sainte-Chapelle was then converted into an administrative office and archives, and windows were removed to give more light.
It was then converted to a rental building, and in 2004, it was bought by an investor, Donald A. Burns.
It was then converted to lignocellulose.
This native-like structure was then converted to the native hexamer with time.
The.stl file was then converted into a real, three dimensional, image by PCI.
The resulting 1-cyanocyclohexaneacetic acid was then converted to gabapentin efficiently by simple chemical steps.
This strain converted l-tyrosine into caffeic acid, which was then converted into protocatechualdehyde.
The MoO3 was then converted to MoS2 by a two-step thermal process [63].
Torque meter output was in pound-inch which was then converted into Newton-meter.
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