The phrase "a desirable change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change that is considered beneficial or favorable in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the company is seen as a desirable change that will improve employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an advantageous change" or "a beneficial change".
A participative design process is the most effective way to produce a desirable change in the behavioral pattern of a social system.
The results from the combination of representative taxa and water level change in each shoreline class were then rated by magnitude of expected impact from negative change (adverse impact), minor or equivocal impact, or a desirable change (favorable outcome).
The students were encouraged to appreciate their peers for taking an active part in the above mentioned activities and for a desirable change in their oral health behavior (reinforcement and social support).
In addition, the doctors considered that preventive work takes high priority and that the identification of high-risk lifestyles is part of a doctor's responsibility for making a diagnosis and encouraging a desirable change in lifestyle.
Second, ask your municipality or collector why they can't take other recyclable products and start campaigning for a change if it seems a desirable change for your area.
These findings demonstrate that group A did have desirable change in relation to acculturation balance overall over the 3-month period.
It called the failure to revalue council tax bands, "one of the most egregious demonstrations of the 'tyranny of the status quo' as a block to desirable change".
Many resources like fund, space, man-efforts, material, etc. are required to bring about any desirable changes in the existing system/environment by overcoming the barriers to change process.
Godet and Durance [8] emphasise that such "pro-activeness implies voluntary construction of an action plan to incite desirable change(s) through a project".
Indeed, Britain, which has many large farms, is in the forefront of those blocking one obviously desirable change: a ceiling on subsidies for any single recipient.
The intended contributions of the ESF include a set of useful baseline designs, desirable change mechanisms, and strategies for executing change mechanisms across a system lifespan.
