The phrase "a change in the orientation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a shift in perspective, position, or alignment in various contexts, such as physical, conceptual, or strategic changes.
Example: "The project requires a change in the orientation of our approach to better meet the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "a shift in perspective" or "a realignment of".
The shoulder also reconfigures with a change in the orientation of the joint seen in non-avian theropods.
A change in the orientation of the seam bond loop of the sample within the sensor can be excluded as a further factor influencing the result.
The photos captured from above are used to make sure that the ants are standing up vertically with an angle range of ±20° from vertical, since a change in the orientation of 20° would decrease the force pulling an ant to the back, due to gravity, by only ±6%%.
Wollaston [47] found that a change in the orientation of the face (i.e., mirror reversal) resulted in a shift in the perceived gaze direction even though the eyes themselves remained unchanged.
This is due to a change in the orientation of the wing between strands β2 and β3.
The change in the attenuation of the OCT signal was attributed to a change in the orientation of the elastin fiber bundles in the medial layer [ 11].
For that to happen, there is a need for a change in the strategic orientation of the U.S., Russia and Europe.
Mode 3 is characterised by an oppositional change in the orientation of the proximal femur.
Changes in the magnets position coordinates reflect propagation of the magnet, while a change in the magnets orientation reflect rotation.
However, there is robust control of division orientation as excessive ACDs are prevented by a change in the localization of NuMA, an effector of spindle orientation.
The altered intracortical connectivity in schizophrenia organoids was further denoted by the changes in the orientation of the calretinin+ interneurons.
