The phrase "a change in operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments to processes, procedures, or systems within an organization or context.
Example: "The company announced a change in operation to improve efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "a shift in procedure" or "an adjustment in process".
A change in operations based on the Fellow's work, and which facilitated the sustained expansion of services, was classified as Type 3. Thirty-one percent of Pfizer Fellowships fell into this category.
They receive (monitoring) data, e.g., a change in vehicles' operation and, as a response, perform (control) actions.
While most iNPH patients experience a change in neuropsychological functioning after shunt operation there is a considerable variation in the extent, direction and nature of change.
It has always processed heavy crude -- shipped in from foreign countries such as Venezuela -- and would not undergo any "change in operations, capacity or throughput," he said.
WF: I've heard from two different people that at the end of 2010 there was a change in the medical operation at Sky. Did you notice any difference?
If the change in network leads to a change in decision file, operation in gBSD and resource file will be suspended.
"After giving this careful consideration, I have concluded that a change in our football operations is in the best interests of the Denver Broncos," Bowlen said in a statement.
"After giving this careful consideration, I have concluded that a change in our football operations is in the best interests of the Denver Broncos," Bowlen said in a statement Tuesday.
"When you have a huge change in operations made in this manner, with no warning or transition period, it is completely predictable that chaos will reign, especially as it seems that no instructions have been issued on the exercise of wide ranging discretions within the Order," Caton says.
