The phrase "a technical change in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or alterations related to technology, processes, or systems.
Example: "The company implemented a technical change in its software to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "a technological modification in" or "an adjustment in technology".
Not "a decrease in qualified applicants, … a technical change in employment titles, [or] a diminished demand for postdocs," the authors argue.
Therefore, we consider the probability for workers of having experienced a technical change in their work environment over the last three years .11We compute this indicator for each industry-occupation cell.
Through a technical change in the way benefits are calculated, the self-proclaimed Party of family values proposes to lower the benefits of caregivers who take time out of the paid work to care for children, elderly parents, spouses, or others.
A commonly reported example resulted in 1997 from a technical change in the way corporation tax is collected, the indirect effect of which was for the dividends on stock investments held within pensions to be taxed, thus lowering pension returns and contributing to the demise of most of the final salary pension funds in the UK.
While CNN.com closely collaborates with technology companies like Facebook, Apple or Google, the New York Times anticipates technical change in-house with the help of its research and development department.
"A technical change was made in November with respect to the visibility of information uploaded by Bank of America file preparers...
Because next May's referendum is not offering proportional representation, there is a temptation to believe that voters are being asked to approve a mere technical change in the electoral system.
That is in part because the additional payments over the short run would be offset over the longer run by a related technical change in the way that older retirees are currently credited with a slightly higher benefit for taking a reduced benefit in the early years of retirement.
The Clinton administration has proposed a highly technical change in tax laws dealing with straddles, another strategy that Mr. Cheney might use.
A party source said of the foxhunting proposal: "This is a technical change to bring the law in England and Wales more closely into line with Scotland.
A party source said: "This is a technical change to bring the law in England and Wales more closely into line with Scotland.
