The phrase "an engineer of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who actively facilitates or drives change within an organization or community.
Example: "As an engineer of change, she implemented innovative strategies that transformed the company's culture and operations."
Alternatives: "a catalyst for change" or "an agent of change".
True, Iraq is nowhere close to where the engineers of change thought it would have been post-Saddam Hussein, but it has certainly come a long way.
Like traditional television variety-show hosts, Mr. Feinstein is a master engineer of quick changes of pace.
Every time an engineer makes changes to one of Facebook's main mobile apps, that new version of the app is automatically tested on these devices to ensure that there are no crashes or performance issues.
An indicator is added to this class to alert the ontology engineer of this change.
A similar effect on the transcriptional activity of vertebrate Gli2 was achieved by deleting the last 93 amino acids of the protein [71], an engineered change that effectively reproduces the structure of AmphiGli-S.
Very few other countries have designed an education system that narrows down young people's options so that by the age of 16, 93% could not become an engineer without a dramatic change of tack.
About one mile before a speed-restricted curve, signs are posted notifying the engineer of a speed change.
In any event, since it's both unfair and unrealistic to expect one man to engineer the level of change we need, and since Congress has proven such a weak reed, OWS offers a third avenue of change.
These new eyes informed their professional formation as they began to see themselves as engineers of social change with the ability to take a stand for justice.
According to Allen, "Katrina gave lawyers 'new eyes' to see injustice more clearly in this country, and that the rule of law, democracy and civil society could no longer be assumed in America". These new eyes informed their professional formation as they began to see themselves as engineers of social change with the ability to take a stand for justice.
