The phrase "and practical changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or adjustments that are realistic and applicable in a specific context.
Example: "The report outlines the theoretical framework and practical changes in the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "and actionable modifications in" or "and feasible adjustments in".
The Academy, faced with an entirely justified barrage of anger regarding the lack of black nominees, put on a show to acknowledge, and to mock, its omissions while also publicly declaring that it has made concrete and practical changes in the hope of doing better next year and beyond.
Meanwhile, the White House released a fact sheet about President Obama's goal to "out-educate" our global competitors by spending money on programs like Race to the Top, a competitive program that dedicates $4 billion to embrace policy and practical changes in school districts around the country.
For infectious diseases, this includes increases in prevalence, incidence and geographical distribution across wide taxonomic ranges, related to climatic and environmental changes and practical changes in land-use.
With revolution we immediately confront the problem of deep, possibly noncumulative, conceptual and practical change, now in modern science itself, a locus that Enlightenment thinkers would have found surprising.
Professor Rubin's article is an admirable piece of work on many levels, from its attention to jurisprudence to its concern with the practical changes in the Congress and its function, and their implications.
In the statement on her website, Mrs. Clinton, called for "bold but practical changes" in foreign, domestic, and national security policy and said that she would focus on finding "a right end" to the Iraq war, expanding health insurance, pursuing greater energy independence and strengthening Social Security and Medicare.
We evaluated the HA concentration and viscosity of SF to evaluate the practical changes in the SF properties after IA HA treatment.
"We hope there will be practical changes in American foreign policy and that Washington becomes respectful of the rights of nations," a ministry spokesman, Ramin Mehmanparast, said at his weekly news conference, Iran's IRIB news site reported.
The article merely collected a statement from Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast: "We hope there will be practical changes in American foreign policy and that Washington becomes respectful of the rights of nations".
The article merely collected a statement from Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast: "We hope there will be practical changes in American foreign policy and that Washington becomes respectful of the rights of nations". This is not, strictly speaking, an "endorsement". This is, at best, what is called "wishful thinking" on the part of Mehmanparast.
"What is sexy or practical changes in pretty dramatic ways as the mores change".
