The phrase "a synchronized change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change that occurs simultaneously across multiple elements or systems.
Example: "The team implemented a synchronized change in the software to ensure all users experienced the update at the same time."
Alternatives: "a coordinated change" or "an aligned change".
The ATP-binding sites of these proteins are typically positioned at the interface between adjacent subunits, suggesting coupling of ATP binding and hydrolysis events with changes of intersubunit interactions followed by a synchronized global change in the ring structure; the chemical state of individual subunits would be influenced by the intersubunit interactions and vice versa.
Emotions, according to appraisal theorists, may be defined as "(ldots ) an episode of interrelated, synchronized changes in the states of all or most of the five organismic subsystems in response to the evaluation of an external or internal stimulus event as relevant to major concerns of the organism" [10].
Hemocyte collision and subsequent repulsion involves a stereotyped sequence of kinematic stages that are modulated by synchronized changes in actin and microtubule dynamics.
Although they introduced a scheme to make different nodes meet on the same channel without any pre-shared information under a jamming attack, they do not discuss how different nodes can change channels in a synchronized manner afterwards.
The correlation between VTs measured by a synchronized mechanical ventilator and the global changes in impedance (sum of pixel values) strongly depends on the electrode belt levels where the EIT measurements were performed.
To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.
Temporal changes in seismic velocity estimated from seismic interferometry analysis displayed non-synchronized changes with those from coda-wave interferometry analysis.
Such non-synchronized changes may be caused by the difference of wave fields because the coda-wave interferometry used volcano-tectonic earthquakes occurring at depths of about 0.5 2.3 km and not at the ground surface.
The most important skill of a synchronized swimmer is the ability to stay synchronized.
Our rational was to follow the change from a newly developed N2-fixing culture, with a synchronized population of functional heterocysts, to a steady-state culture, with a mixed heterocyst population of new and more mature heterocysts.
