Until you transition

Hi everyone!

I am reviewing a business document about a new program to be used on personal computer by employees.
In this document there is a sentence which seems incorrect, as for me. I would like to know if it is correct or not. The sentence is:

"You will not be able to view your data until to the new program"

There is the same sentence even with ""

Thank you for helping me!

Argghhhhh...one of my pet peeves, making a noun into a new verb! It simply means "to make a transition". It does not appear as a verb in many dictionaries, but it does exist. This online dictionary lists 1946 as the first known date of its use as a verb, so it is fairly recent (and fortunately still rather uncommon! 👁 Wink ;)
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http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/transition

Thank you very much for the explanation Tonza!

Just a personal consideration: this use of nouns as verbs is terrible....👁 Thumbs Down :thumbsdow


Have a good day!