The phrase "a change in value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economics, finance, or any situation where the worth or significance of something is altered.
Example: "The report indicated a change in value for the company's stock over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a shift in value" or "an alteration in value."
A change in value of bond angle from 109.5° to 120° is a strong indication of sp 3 -sp 2 hybridisation in the manner shown in Figure 7. Figure 6 Angular distribution function of SiC before and during cutting.
Thus the value of the ITI states remains low for many trials, and the appearance of an (unexpected) CS produces a change in value
Also, a continuous-time model makes it easier to handle large datasets since dates are recorded only when there is a change in value.
This behaviour is not apparent at 0% HA, and there is no apparent change in elastic modulus due to the LA variant, which would show as a change in value at around 25 °C.
Just more than half (57%) of 25(OH D values at year 13 changed by ≤10 nmol/L from year 11, and only 12% of the cohort had a change in value of >20 nmol/L over these 2 ages.
In the two examples above it is relatively straightforward to apply, because the variables are pre-defined and each change corresponds to a change in value of a binary propositional variable.
Just an example: The two likely finalists have proposed either tax code alterations that would irritate the rich, while avoiding the economy's fundamental rigidities, or arguments for a change in value-added taxation that could help businesses increase competitiveness, although only in theory and probably not in the long term.
The comedies celebrated a change in values.
Beginning in 1999, I began to experience a change in values.
It is not just the disappearance of those series - it is a change in values.
We have been through what Germans call a Wertewandel: a change in values.
