The phrase "a changed world with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implications or characteristics of a world that has undergone significant changes, often in a social, political, or environmental context.
Example: "In a changed world with new technologies, we must adapt our strategies to stay relevant."
Alternatives: "an altered world featuring" or "a transformed world containing".
"This is a changed world, with a premium on political and military agility," he said.
Robert intended to be a priest until the second world war interrupted his studies and he found himself in the marines, emerging, aged 20, into a changed world with new-found ambitions.
It was at Elizabeth Peabody's West Street bookstore that Fuller conducted many of her celebrated "conversations," unorthodox gatherings of female intellectuals who looked toward "a changed world, with women as powerful as men".
What the pretend Enrico IV sees clearly is a changed world, filled with betrayal and torment, from which he must protect himself.
It was just a way for a complicated man with a simple heart, a World War II veteran on his way out of a changed world, to connect with an uncomprehending grandson in the last few moments they would have to share.
By the time of the second letter – dated 1946 and addressed to Gallimard, two world wars and a changed world later – Claudel had broken irrevocably with Gide over his sexual orientation (legend has it that the Catholic Claudel once speared a banana fritter and exclaimed, "this is how Gide will burn in hell").
She not only brings a linguist's scalpel to the script — she emphasizes a word like "busted," say, until you feel just that — she also shows us LaDonna's need to survive in her newly changed world with a glance, or a gesture.
She not only brings a linguist's scalpel to the script she emphasizes a word like "busted," say, until you feel just that—she also shows us LaDonna's need to survive in her newly changed world with a glance, or a gesture.
When they were barely struggling to survive, barely coping with a drastically changed world, fighting to speak their own language quickly became a lost battle.
She painstakingly recounts how those who had stayed at home came to terms with a brutally changed world in the aftermath of the first world war and how the returning soldiers struggled to cope with the horrors they faced.
Yet he shares one flaw: when it's all about you and your purity, it is hard to be agile, allow your ideas to comingle with those of people who may be less pure, and change with a changing world.
