The phrase "agenda has changed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that the plans or priorities have been altered or updated.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the agenda has changed, and we will now focus on the budget review first."
Alternatives: "schedule has shifted" or "plans have been revised."
"Nothing we've said on the environmental agenda has changed," Mr. Ford added.
The whole civil liberties agenda has changed out of all recognition.
A ruthless performance-based agenda has changed the boat race brand out of all recognition.
Narcissism "The agenda has changed", said John Evans, general secretary of the trade union advisory committee at Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
The agenda has changed depending on international circumstances e.g., the oil crises in the 1970s, global environmental issues in the 1980s, economic transition in the formerly communist countries and debt and financial instability in the 1990s, and the special problems facing Africa in the early 21st century.
For 35 years I have watched how their agenda has changed.
But something else had happened: his agenda had changed.
"There's no certainty that it can," Art Modell, the former owner of the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens, said last week from his home in Cockeysville, Md. "The type of ownership has changed, the agendas have changed.
"The agenda of demands has changed, and Latin American electorates are turning from center-right to center-left," said Graciela Romer, a political consultant who works both here and in other countries of the region.
As discussed previously, the political and professional agenda over the last decade has changed favourably in terms in of integrating self-management into the health care agenda.
And to stop mucking around in last decade's agenda as if nothing has changed.
