The phrase "a change of preference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a shift in someone's likes, dislikes, or choices regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "After much consideration, I have decided to make a change of preference regarding my career path."
Alternatives: "a shift in preference" or "a modification of preference."
The British brought their own hunting dogs, and this resulted in a change of preference as French hunters switched to English breeds and caused a major blow to the existence of the Picardy Spaniel.
Thus, both MCH activation and the presence of sucralose were required to establish a change of preference.
It showed that any variation in the input parameter might result in a change of preference of strategies compared to the baseline result.
The aim was to show if there is any variation in the input parameter that might result in a change of preference between sites in comparison to the baseline result.
"At some point there could be a change of preferences, with forces who would want to continue outside the euro," he adds.
Notice that envy-free allocations satisfy this condition, since after such a change of preferences every individual's bundle goes up in his ranking, thereby precluding any appearance of envy.
If however the rich man's aversion has become a trait of his (it may have been originally formed in the light of his belief that he will have to starve later, but now his preference stands independently of that belief), it is not so clear that any criticism will bring about a change of that preference.
Detecting changes of concepts, such as a change of customer preference for telecom services, is very important in terms of prediction and decision applications in dynamic environments.
The profile represents the current older person's interaction requirements and these can be changed at any time to take into account a change of interaction preference or underlying interaction requirements relating to old age.
Molecular docking of α-ethylstyrene was also performed to identify adjacent residues, and four amino acid substitutions (R43A, L44A, L45A, and N46A) were introduced into the enzyme, leading to a change of substrate preference.
This change of preference indicative of a positive affective (reward) state can be evaluated by conditioned place preference (CPP).
