The phrase "and receptive to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is open to new ideas, adjustments, or modifications.
Example: "The team is flexible and receptive to changes, which allows us to adapt quickly to new challenges."
Alternatives: "open to adjustments" or "willing to adapt".
"It is important the organisation you are dealing with is receptive to those efforts and receptive to change.
Effective organisations tend to be supportive of their employees and receptive to change and innovation [ 6].
In Europe and Japan, immigration is new, or feels new, and societies are older and less receptive to change.Even so, a growing number of European governments now accept that there is an economic case for immigration.
Participation in agricultural development and/or good agricultural practice programmes is expected to affect the farmer's decision positively if, through such programmes, the farmer is motivated to apply innovations and changes that facilitate the implementation of a QMS, or becomes more receptive to changes.
With both parents traveling, kids have to learn to be receptive to changes.
And sixth, these modular genes seem to be involved in the crucial job of linking nerve cells together through junctions called synapses.To summarise, human beings have suites of genes that probably cause their brains to be "plastic" and thus receptive to change far longer (to the age of about five) than is true for chimps or monkeys (whose brains are plastic for less than a year after birth).
The taxidermy community recognized that it needs to change with the times and has been receptive to change.
In addition, it is important to note that the members of the study group were not all 'PDA enthusiasts', but a rather diverse group consisting of pro-PDA users as well as sceptics even though it is often felt that resident physicians or surgeons are more likely to use newer technology and are more receptive to change.
Mrs. Hennefer said Brad is often stubborn and is not really receptive to change in his daily routine.
This variable was meant to be categorical, as FMGs and NCs are considered to be receptive to change, since they were "early adopters" and certainly motivated to espouse this innovative approach.
