"along with the changes" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when indicating that one thing is happening in tandem with the other. For example: "In response to customer feedback, the company is introducing new products along with the changes to their pricing policy."
Not that the high-revenue clubs would go for drastic distribution differences, but they apparently went along with the changes confident that Selig would not do anything rash.
ALONG with the changes wrought by gadgets in political campaign coverage has come the question of just how much stuff to carry around.
Compared with the normal controls, it is found that the hemisphere difference existed on the unilateral amblyopia subjects, and the functional deficit might come along with the changes in the cortical volume, especially in the occipital lobe.
Our data indicate that along with the changes in epidermal cell morphology and differentiation that occur during tumor formation, there is a dramatic change in Cldn distribution consistent with cell polarity and barrier selectivity changes.
The best leaders make an effort to bring their staff along with the changes they make.
But along with the changes Snowden sparked, vital questions remain about how and if the National Security Agency and its global spy apparatus will truly be reformed.
The whole experiment process was going along with the color change.
Those actions, along with the changed diplomatic tone, have convinced some experts that the changes are more than cosmetic.
The president's home state, New York, went along with the change, but Connecticut was among many that didn't.
Other U.N. members, fearful that the American President might pull out of the upcoming conference, reluctantly went along with the change.
