The phrase "a change that led" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a transformation or alteration that resulted in a specific outcome or consequence.
Example: "The new policy was a change that led to increased productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "a shift that resulted in" or "an alteration that caused".
In the case of New Zealand, a 1936 amendment to the legislation of 1894 provided for compulsory union membership—a change that led to a dramatic increase in union coverage.
She has also seen some deregulatory and market shocks, including the end of the ban on interstate banking, a change that led to a frenzy of bank mergers.
It's a change that led to Thomas ending up in New York, where he is plotting how to move his team past Bird's Pacers.
Lorne Manly, Stanley's editor, read the article but did not catch the mistakes; worse, he made a change that led to another error.
What was repeated was the "live" graphic, a reminder of all that was not live at the Sydney Summer Olympics, a change that led Costas to say: "Hold it!
Last summer, because of high gas prices, the 150 or so vans that ply Flatbush Avenue raised their fares from $1.50 to $2, a change that led to a 25percentt drop in ridership, according to Mr. Haqq.
Today, as voter suppression schemes spread to restrict voting by the elderly, young and minority based on bogus "voter fraud", it's timely to consider a change that leads to more voting, not less.
The 1998 tobacco settlement limited cigarette marketing and forced manufacturers to finance anti-smoking campaigns — a negotiated change that led to an environmental one that in turn led to a cultural one, after which kids said to their parents, "I wish you didn't smoke".
Tom Price, the Georgia congressman tapped for the nation's top health job, pressed Medicare officials on a funding change that led to a windfall for the small biotech company run by one of his top campaign contributors, according to a document released under an open records request.
What I once believed to be a dramatic change that led to becoming a woman I now see as an uncovering of the woman who was always there.
What is disputed is whether the accident, and the brain damages she suffered, caused her to undergo a personality change that led to her becoming a sex worker.
