The phrase "and responsive to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system, process, or individual that adapts or reacts effectively to new information or circumstances.
Example: "The new software is designed to be flexible and responsive to changes in user needs."
Alternatives: "and adaptable to changes" or "and reactive to changes".
35 These findings suggest that rather than being a static response to a stable belief, 5 pain-related fear may be dynamic and responsive to changes in the pain experience.
But they are more flexible and responsive to changes than larger firms.
Use of this data can make marketing adaptive, dynamic, and responsive to changes in individual customer behavior.
Grasshopper assemblages are well known to be sensitive and responsive to changes occurring in habitats, enabling their application as bioindicators.
Not surprisingly, that unpredictability creates a need for organizations to be far more aware of, and responsive to, changes in their own environment and in the world around them.
Integrated business planning processes are flexible and responsive to changes in supply, demand, and other signals across the supply chain.
It enables business enterprises to become more dynamic, agile, and responsive to change.
But virtual integration lets you be efficient and responsive to change at the same time at least, that's what we're trying to do.
John Cooper, chief executive of occupational psychologists JCA, which conducted the research, says: "Unfortunately this can make things worse as workers become less adaptive and responsive to change, and may miss business or personal opportunities".
Richard Silberman, creative director at Brand Remedy, says the growth of social media and advances in technology, which offer customers instant gratification from services, means it is essential for businesses to be agile and responsive to change.
The aim of this study was to determine a set of measures for the evaluation of balance in patients suffering from hip osteoarthritis (OA) that were both reliable and responsive to change.
