The phrase "according to these changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing or discussing modifications or alterations that have been made to a particular situation, document, or set of rules.
Example: "According to these changes, the deadline for submissions has been extended by two weeks."
Alternatives: "in light of these changes" or "based on these changes".
According to these changes, the locomotive assignment model was solved again, and the produced result is shown in Figure 3.
According to these changes and for the validity of the extended model, all of the existing constraints are changed and four new constraints are added to the model.
The observed incidence rate ratios might be diminished according to these changes.
According to these changes, the previous clinical stage IV has been split into stage IVA (moderately advanced local/regional disease), stage IVB (very advanced local/regional disease), and stage IVC (distant metastatic disease).
According to these changes, PN would be the preferred surgical treatment modality for treating RCC rather than RN because of the advantage of preserving renal function after the operation [ 23].
According to these authors, changes from exponential growth should be regarded as indicative of "ecological forces" in the same way that, in classical mechanics, deviations from Newton's first law of motion indicate the presence of physical forces.
According to these genomic changes, lung tumours evaluated in the present study have been scored into three groups: low, moderate and high genomic damage tumours.
47 According to these results, BDNF changes in the central nervous system of patients with vascular dementia may be correlated with changes of BDNF serum levels.
According to these age-related changes, management of vertebral fractures in elderly remains a challenge.
According to these definitions, the changes in trabecular BMD, number and separation that we observed in the older horses do not constitute osteoporosis (Fig. 6 and 7).
According to these results, the changes in obesity rates observed in different income and education categories appear not necessarily mediated by diet quality.
