The phrase "and responsive to changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that adapts or reacts to changes, often in contexts related to systems, processes, or behaviors.
Example: "The organization must remain flexible and responsive to changing market conditions to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "and adaptable to evolving" or "and sensitive to shifting".
Open-access festivals are mutable and responsive to changing cultural landscapes, and the Adelaide fringe has gone through many guises.
Building and nurturing an inclusive and diverse team that is more innovative, collaborative, and responsive to changing customer needs.
We will approach anthropogenic climate change as a specific case of an older and broader challenge: How should planners design settlements to be flexible and responsive to changing environments?
Katy Mayall In one of our South Sudan projects, we work with communities and local health departments to tailor services to the specific requirements of that area, and ensure we're working with people who understand the environment and are flexible and responsive to changing needs.
In a letter to the Guardian, coordinated by the Centre for Labour and Social Studies, 77 of the best-known academic economists, including French economist Thomas Piketty and Cambridge professor Ha-Joon Chang, said the chancellor was turning a blind eye to the complexities of a 21st-century economy that demanded governments remain flexible and responsive to changing global events.
These expeditions demonstrate the ability of the Langseth to perform both specialized and general oceanographic research, as well as LDEO's ability to be flexible and responsive to changing ship operations and scientific requirements as set by the NSF and the scientific community.
The latest generation of Industry 4.0 digital tools gives them the means to do just that, so they become nimbler and more responsive to changing market dynamics, whether or not those changes are related to tariffs.
But editors are acutely sensitive and obsessively responsive to changing demand among their readers.
Health research has a key role to play in meeting health and development goals, and must be responsive to changing disease patterns, such as health transition.
Short courses help in training of specific skills and methodologies and can be more responsive to changing nutritional needs and problems [ 9].
It was in-step with Sun Tzu's advice when he, as has been reported, tasked the responsibility for decision-making during battle to the lowest levels possible to make his fighting men and women more responsive to changing battlefield conditions.
