The phrase "a change in guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alteration or modification of existing rules or protocols.
Example: "The organization announced a change in guidelines regarding remote work policies to better accommodate employees."
Alternatives: "an update to the guidelines" or "a revision of the guidelines".
On Monday, the U.S. Preventive Services Taskforce recommended a change in guidelines for breast-cancer screening.
But Mr. Plohoros said the change by Bristol-Myers Squibb did not involve a bylaw change as initially requested by Professor Bebchuk, merely a change in guidelines.
By Jon Michaud November 17, 2009 On Monday, the U.S. Preventive Services Taskforce recommended a change in guidelines for breast-cancer screening.
Physicians' attitudes to evidence-based practice did not significantly modify response to a change in guidelines recommendations.
This need is broadly recognised: when the recent trial data showed the benefits of earlier initiation, patient groups in South Africa immediately demanded a change in guidelines [ 69].
A change in guidelines will not lead to an improvement in population health overall, but current levels of population health could be achieved at a much lower cost.
A change in guideline usually involves a transitional phase in which anticipation (before) and implementation issues (after) influence actual practice.
We aimed to determine the extent of adherence to postpolypectomy surveillance guidelines in community-based clinical practice, in which we were also in the position to assess the influence of a change in guideline on adherence rates.
Dr. Haley said that a change in federal guidelines governing blood donations could help ease the shortage.
The Albuquerque police department last year ordered a change in shooting guidelines involving moving vehicles after a Justice Department report found a pattern of excessive force.
But based on the results of the study, Offit and other researchers said they will press for a change in clinical guidelines.
