The phrase "able to pinpoint changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to identify specific alterations or modifications in a situation, data set, or process.
Example: "The analyst is able to pinpoint changes in consumer behavior over the last quarter, which will help us adjust our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying changes" or "able to detect changes."
Putting it simply, one needs to subtract the effects of all other causes of productivity improvement to be able to pinpoint changes arising from technology advancement.
Additionally, if manual versions are tied to software updates, then documentation is traceable, and over time dedicated users will be able to pinpoint changes quickly that have accumulated since the last version.
We were also able to pinpoint specific changes within each gene set that seem to play key roles at each transition.
Moreover, our calculations are able to pinpoint the possible changes in the charged state of the protein binding site and of the inhibitor that underlie the observed effects of the pH on binding affinity.
The most alarming thing is that nobody seems to be able to pinpoint what has changed from last season to this one, although there have been a lot of veiled references to figuring out ways to get Tuck, Osi and JPP matched up one on one with their blockers.
In some cases, researchers have been able to pinpoint the exact nucleotide changes responsible for the production of key crop-related traits.
Being able to pinpoint a scene that changed a career is rare, but that's what that Victim scene did.
Attribution studies are able to pinpoint what impact climate change is having, for example.
The difference between the two images may seem minimal to most people, and I bet if I had posted it on my social media accounts, viewers wouldn't have been able to pinpoint exactly what had changed.
Combination of these methods results in a sensitive tool, able to pinpoint the processes that change their intensity and to detect varying assignments of genes to functional modules, as the interplay between the developing tumor and the host organism creates new challenges and tasks for both.
Nobody seems able to pinpoint exactly when the area began to change but slowly, local people moved out and groups of immigrants, mostly from Africa, moved in.
