The phrase "address changes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or manage modifications in a particular context, such as policies, procedures, or situations.
Example: "We need to address changes in the project timeline to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "tackle modifications in the" or "respond to alterations in the".
It is inviting more scholars and economists onto its programs to address changes in the economy.
While struggling to maintain their power, unions must simultaneously seek to address changes in the broader economy by incubating new forms of worker representation in terrains – chiefly, cities – where they retain political support.
While the study cannot directly address changes in the frequency or intensity of ENSO events under future climate change -- still an area of active research -- the authors conclude that even if there were no changes in the basic pattern of ENSO, Indonesian rice growers will be facing a significantly shortened rainy season.
Due to a number of factors our current control strategies are not as effective as in the past and there is a need to develop new strategies that address changes in the regulatory environment and take into account other arthropod pests found in grapes.
The criminals apparently abused a loophole in the system for registering business address changes in the U.K.
Annual meetings with a collaborative advisor team may identify existing or new risks, help modify the plan to address changes in the law, mitigate risks, but still cannot provide certainty.
Finally, the MN entity corresponds to the UE machine and is the entity in charge of triggering MPLS tunnel switching procedures whenever IR switching is required (e.g., when the MN detects an IR address change in the RA message, or when a greater measured power is received from another IR).
Addresses changes in the ocean, terrestrial biosphere and rocks modulation of atmospheric carbon dioxide on timescales from months to millions of years.
However, most previous reports have not addressed changes in the rate of IPD caused by non-susceptible pneumococcal strains and generally have not used the penicillin breakpoints recently introduced by the CLSI [9].
