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The phrase "a change in how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a modification in the manner or method of doing something.
Example: "There has been a change in how we approach project management, leading to improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "a shift in the way" or "an alteration in the manner".
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Just as sabermetrics led to a change in how umpires called the game, political science led to a change in how party elites intervened in the campaign.
Obama called for a change in "how business is done in this town".
Jarrell's book signalled a change in how novelists depicted composers and classical music.
The committee also approved a change in how intentional grounding will be called.
The president called for a change in how business is done in Washington.
Of course, this will require a change in how we live, how we plan our communities.
Has there been a change in how research data are collected?
What you are seeing is a change in how our Kenyan women are being treated".
You'll see a change in how they start talking about the Games too.
"We are ushering in a change in how multimedia products are delivered," Mr. Newman said.
Could she help effect a change in how literature and language are taught in Scotland?
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