The phrase "accompanied the change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that occurs alongside or in conjunction with a change, often in contexts related to processes, events, or transformations.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and it accompanied the change in management structure."
Alternatives: "went hand in hand with the change" or "was alongside the change."
A significant color change accompanied the change of the molecular redox states.
In addition, a substantial change in the focus of early childhood policy has accompanied the change of government.
This makes sense because sh4 accompanied the change from seeds that detach spontaneously upon seed maturation (in the wild) to seeds that detach only with physical stress (such as wind or harvesting upon seed maturation).
A shift to net transport of sandy bedload and storage of fine-grained overbank sediment on the floodplain accompanied the change to an island-braided channel pattern at that time.
Although these challenges had been reported for at least a decade, the reform agenda was finally made possible by a renewed commitment to social investment that accompanied the change from a conservative to a more progressive federal government in 2007 (Brennan 2011).
Although the exact reason for this behavior is unclear, two explanations are plausible: Firstly, although not apparent in our study, non-significant reductions in MAP could have accompanied the change of IABP from 1 2 to 1 3, leading to small reductions in CBF which could have then diminished the efficiency of the autoregulatory response.
cerana, A. dorsata, and A. florea will help him understand the evolution of dance communication and identify the changes in the brain that accompanied the changes in behavior.
Evolution of cage materials has accompanied the changes in design.
Increased levels of gene-activating markers (H3K4me1/3) and decreased levels of repressive markers (H3K27me3) at the promoters of those gene accompanied the changes in expression.
Mark Hineline, Escondido, Calif.: Your analysis of the Duke scandal through two distinct language games — one, the language of sociology; the other, the language of character and morality — seems convincing until one thinks about the historical changes that accompany the historical changes that accompany the change in language games.
The model identifies mediating factors that are likely to accompany the change to a single-room NICU.
