The phrase "adopted changes the" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The adopted changes the committee proposed were well-received by the members."
Alternatives: "implemented changes" or "accepted modifications".
The tech industry has long been criticized for failing to acknowledge its own complicity in social problems while adopting change-the-world rhetoric.
In late 2008, the British Bankers Associationn adopted changes to the Libor process.
And in February 2011, China's legislature adopted changes to the country's criminal code to ban specifically the forced removal of organs or any removal of organs from children for transplants.
We have adopted changes to the health care system assuming they will result in an improvement of the health of the population or the quality of medical care delivered to our citizens.
In 1996, the N.C.A.A. adopted changes proposed by the Knight Commission -- including greater control by university and college presidents of athletic departments.
Perhaps most striking, it was not until recently, intelligence officials acknowledged on Friday, that the C.I.A. adopted changes designed to avert a repeat of the mistakes of the Iraq experience.
Based on these changes, the college adopted changes that are based on best practices and evidence from medical education research.
Under his leadership, he said, the board adopted changes as part of a process that included discussions among board members and with the City Council, the city's corporation counsel and the public.
Page A11 New York PARISH SETS ITS OWN PATH DESPITE NEW TRANSLATION Priests and parishes around the English-speaking world will adopt changes to the book of texts and prayers used in Mass, intended to be closer to liturgical Latin.
In this case, the incurred space and time overhead will depend on the characteristics of the adopted change detection algorithm.
