The phrase "about the impact of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or consequences of modifications or alterations in a particular context.
Example: "The report focuses on the impact of changes in the company's policy on employee morale."
Alternatives: "regarding the effects of changes" or "concerning the consequences of changes."
As a man on the minimum wage he didn't need graphs or tables at hand to talk about the impact of changes to the tax system.
Clark's 2016 letter did not make any specific assurances about the UK's future Brexit policy, although it did seek to provide general comfort to Ghosn and acknowledged his concern about the impact of changes in the terms of trade.
However, little is known about the impact of changes in the timing of management practices on the genetic diversity as well as the reproductive success of rare semi-natural grassland species.
The protesters from the West Country said they were already so acutely conscious of the consequences of local authority funding shortages, and anxious about the impact of changes to the benefits system, that making the choice to come and protest was not difficult.
He says he became irate after being misled about the impact of changes on his memberships, then finding something he had just paid nearly $10,000 for was being sold to others for a fifth of the price.
After reading a 1998 New York Times op-ed by Harvard Law Professor Elizabeth Warren, Hillary summoned the Prof to a meeting and listened intently to a passion fueled sermon about the impact of changes to the bankruptcy code on middle-class families who fall on hard times.
Change managers can also look beyond the confines of the enterprise for insight about the impact of change programs.
With no laboratory experiment available to test any hypothesis about the impact of change or lack of change, the last word as the incumbent justices' ninth year of enforced togetherness begins belongs to the late Justice Byron R. White, who retired in 1993 after 31 years, and who saw 13 new colleagues arrive during one of the longest tenures in the court's history.
A January 2009 policy change in the Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) provides an opportunity to generate valuable information about the impacts of changes in pharmacists' prescribing authority.
Some analysts, though, remained skeptical about the impact of the changes.
Carson said there were real concerns about the impact of the changes on the quality of journalism.
