The phrase "achieved changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the successful implementation of modifications or improvements in a particular area or context.
Example: "The new policy has achieved changes in employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "brought about changes in" or "resulted in changes in".
Once stable housing is achieved, changes in behavior, if necessary, can follow.
Parenting interventions have achieved changes in factors associated with childhood obesity but few have tested the effects on multiple parental influences.
To examine the extent to which participants in a combined physical activity (PA) and dietary intervention achieved changes in multiple health behaviors.
The high proportion of patients with a thin mucosal biotype and the achieved changes in the local peri-implant biotypes emphasize this observation.
Finally, the achieved changes in the load profile shape (peak load reduction) determine the benefit of the DSM measures/programs applied.
Once improvements in the first behaviour were achieved, changes in the second behaviour were introduced.
Finding inspiration in others that achieved change in their sexuality and relationships can be very inspiring.
More and more users are using mobile apps to achieve changes in their lives related to their health.
Despite the wide range of commercial design interventions to re-brand companies and products, and the size and age of the PR industry, there is not much robust scientific research outlining how brands can best achieve changes in their personality.
Further, hydrogels can be engineered to achieve changes in matrix properties over time to better mimic dynamic native microenvironments for probing and directing stem cell function and fate.
Attorney General Jim Mattox has called for an investigation of the liability insurance industry, to see if insurers are refusing to provide coverage as part of a scheme to achieve changes in the law.
