The phrase "and regular changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing or periodic modifications in a particular context, such as processes, systems, or conditions.
Example: "The project requires careful monitoring and regular changes in the strategy to adapt to new challenges."
Alternatives: "and consistent adjustments in" or "and frequent modifications in".
As a dynamic phenomenon, fashion undergoes frequent and regular changes in various cultural, social, politics, economic, and aesthetic milieu (Evans, 1989) whereby different fashion trends emerge, become recognized, get adopted, and then disappear (Cholachatpinyo et al., 2002).
This transit causes a slight and regular change in the host star's brightness, which can then tested to prove the planet's existence and, later, to extrapolate the orbital parameters of the planet.
The gradual and regular change in AJ allele proportion suggested the presence of many independent recombinant clones in the cross progeny.
The close and prolonged contacts of teachers with children and (their often subclinical) infections need no elaboration, while in the construction industry, aspects of hygiene and the regular changes in workmates and job location, often away from home, make for a high level of new and close contacts.
Mostly, these are natural fluctuations, but particularly sharp and regular changes might signify a planet passing in front of a star.
In the MCA method, the coefficient ρ in Th 01 is set as 0.25 and the maximum ratio of abrupt changes η 1 for the CFM components in Th 02 is set as 0.2, and the proportion of regular changes in all abrupt changes for the DFC components η 2 is set as 0.7.
These rhythms allow both temporal compartmentalization of incompatible processes within a cell, and a mechanism to predict regular changes in the environment.
The main intermediates generated along the two-staged reaction have been identified as aromatic and aliphatic acids, but their concentrations demonstrated regular changes in each stage, indicating an enhanced oxidation effect of staged Fenton process.
Studies on non-prescription antibiotic use done earlier than 2002 were excluded from the review as they are more likely to be affected by the regular changes in drug polices and treatment guidelines.
The ratio of the regular changes in all abrupt changes β and the number of change segments N seg are defined here.
Immense efforts were put on data verification and cleaning: 10,253 place names were checked with scrutiny taking into account regular changes in port names (e.g. Port Swettenham in Malaysia becoming Klang or Port Klang) and exclude passage points such as straits and channels in order to keep only commercial ports in the database.
