The phrase "a cascade of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of changes that occur in a rapid or interconnected manner, often implying that one change leads to another.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the government triggered a cascade of changes in the industry, affecting everything from production to marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a series of changes" or "a chain of changes".
It induces a cascade of changes, disrupting agriculture, trade and social cohesion.
Many top distance runners have idiosyncratic form, and adjusting even a minor detail of a racer's alignment can trigger a cascade of changes: subtle shifts in knee or foot position that can make the runner vulnerable to injury.
He has uncovered a cascade of changes that eventually reach a master protein inside the cell that is also the end point of pathways from other kinds of neurotransmitters besides dopamine.
In true Hollywood mid-century style, the film grows deeply uncomfortable with the reprehensible behaviour of its characters and forces them all to repent at story's end; the final moments of the film bring a cascade of changes of heart.
The loss of apex predators in the reefs can destabilize the ecosystems, in some cases setting off a cascade of changes that can turn coral reefs into algal reefs, Dr. Dulvy explained.
Island species respond to this ecological release by losing adaptations that were necessary on the mainland, and evolve new ones by adaption to their new island home, which can result in a cascade of changes in behaviour, reproduction, population dynamics and anatomy.
The affected nodes will then change their own beamforming vectors, setting off an cascade of changes in the network.
This can cause a cascade of change events being passed around.
Because that one change will trigger a cascade of positive changes.
Moreover, Once degeneration sets in, the intervertebral disc goes through a cascade of degenerative changes that result in biomechanical alteration of load transfer through the disc.
As the carcinogenesis process requires a cascade of molecular changes over time, the interventions designed to reverse or delay these changes need to be diverse and target multiple mechanisms of carcinogenesis.
