The phrase "a change in current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electrical engineering, physics, or discussions about electrical circuits where variations in electric current are being described.
Example: "The experiment showed a significant change in current when the resistance was altered."
Alternatives: "a variation in current" or "a shift in current".
To reach the whole of Scotland, including the Border region that is part of an ITV plc-owned franchise, would also require a change in current transmission arrangements.
One commissioner, William Magwood IV, said, "This subject has not yet matured to the stage where the commission should consider a change in current policy".
At his news conference late Friday, Mr. Sarkozy insisted that none of the measures that had been discussed that day would require a change in current E.U. treaties.
AIDS is preventable, Mr. Folta, the Viacom spokesman, noted, but without a change in current trends, the global total of AIDS-related deaths will reach 100 million by 2020.
The components were relays -- devices about the size of a microwave oven, installed at critical nodes along the power grid, that are supposed to protect its key components by disconnecting them in the event of a change in current, voltage or frequency that could cause damage.
112 seconds later, they allowed the nucleus to write that spin information back onto the electron, which could be sensed due to a change in current (I think?).
These findings might call for a change in the current pertussis vaccination, according also to the current strategies in the US and other countries that include maternal immunization with Tdap.
The relationship between the HDAQ and readiness to change was negative and significant, which implies that those who were more accepting of their current status were less prone to seek a change in their current situation.
The beat frequency as a function of diode pump current is shown in Fig. 5 b, where a change in pump current was measured to induce a frequency shift of 3.6 MHz/mW in the generated microwave beat signal.
That will, in turn, be registered as a change in electrical current.
One caveat is that we would need a change in the current regulation of the NRSRO's.
