The phrase "a damaging change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change that has negative effects or consequences in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the company resulted in a damaging change to employee morale."
Alternatives: "a harmful alteration" or "a detrimental shift."
"This is a controversial, unnecessary, and probably a damaging change," he said at the SMC briefing.
The missense mutation (p.Arg247Pro) within the first HARP domain (HARP1), described for the first time in this report, is located in a highest-conserved site of the multi-sequence alignment and is predicted to be a damaging change by SIFT (Sorting Intolerant From Tolerant) programme [ 13] with a score of 0.0 and a 'probably damaging' substitution by Polyphen-programme [ 14] with a score of 1.000.
The only good thing about the delay is that it might stop Congress from making a more damaging change to the law.
They do believe that Brexit was behind the damaging change of mind.
It will also be entering the controversial tussle between environmental campaigners and climate change sceptics over how to present 'balanced' evidence - including scientific consensus that man-made global warming is causing damaging change and remaining uncertainties over the problem.
Here are the first two verses of "The Strike Zone": The most damaging change in the last twenty years, In Major League Baseball I see, Is the change in the modern day strike zone, Change it back from the chest to the knee.
The counter-argument is that we've been redistributing species as long as we've been travellers, and have wrought more profoundly damaging change - usually by accident - than anything we're likely to do through the unintended impact of conservation programmes.
But there are a smaller group of States who, whilst mildly supportive of a Treaty, are attempting to make damaging changes that would weaken the Treaty, such as removing ammunition or strong language on denying exports under certain criteria.
Should he have signed a letter asking Congress to "reject damaging changes to the U.S. refugee resettlement system?" Was Moore right when he told Merritt: "One thing you have to remember about Southern Baptists is, if you're 9percentt out in front of them, you're a trailblazer.
She said: "We know that the UK government's welfare reforms are already having a significant impact on Scotland's children, with further damaging changes still to take effect.
