The phrase "a review of the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an evaluation or assessment of modifications made to a document, process, or system.
Example: "The committee conducted a review of the changes made to the policy to ensure compliance with new regulations."
Alternatives: "an assessment of the changes" or "an evaluation of the changes".
Peter Medd, solicitor and managing director at the firm, said he supported calls for a review of the changes to legal aid.
But last month, it called for a review of the changes as it published a report on how stricter visa rules in Australia and the United States have brought significant drops in international student intakes.
A review of the changes in the environment surrounding the manufacturing industry indicated an ever greater necessity for corporate efforts to amplify and capitalize upon the technical prowess of the engineering staff who bear the main burden of these times.
Jonathan Djanogly said there would first be a review of the changes, which will see successful claimants pay part of their damages to their solicitors.
A review of the "chaotic" changes to parking in Teignmouth is set to be undertaken.
The bill also puts a roadblock in NIH's controversial plan to revamp how pregnant women will be recruited for the study: NIH can make "no changes to the current design or Vanguard pilot structure until at least 90 days after the IOM [ Institute of Medicine conducts a review of the proposed changes and impact on the results".
A review of the recent change deafness literature (Dickerson & Gaston, 2014) noted that changes are missed 20 50% of the time depending on various perceptual and cognitive factors.
Some Palestinians in the West Bank have called for a review of the Oslo Accords and changes to its economc annex.
That chasm became more apparent with a review of the players' proposed changes to the labor agreement, details of which were provided to The New York Times.
The vice chief of the Defence Staff, General Sir Nicholas Houghton, who led a review of the reserves, said the changes would mean the armed forces would be better configured to meet the challenges of the future.
"The climate gap: Environmental health and equity implications of climate change and mitigation policies in California- a review of the literature". Climatic Change, 109(109 485-503.
