The phrase "and seeing the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of observing or noticing modifications or transformations in a particular context.
Example: "I have been monitoring the project closely, and seeing the changes has been quite encouraging."
Alternatives: "and observing the changes" or "and noticing the changes".
"The thing that I think really politicised me was, in the 90s, when I started getting older, and then when I went to high school and university and coming back all the time and seeing the changes in the landscape".
"The thing that I think really politicized me was, in the 90s, when I started getting older, and then when I went to high school and university and coming back all the time and seeing the changes in the landscape".
What is more, there was no detectable pause between raising the trough and seeing the change in speed.
It's a small but effective organization, and seeing the change in every life I've helped is amazing.
Understanding the higher education market often requires one to ignore the time scale and see the changes as slower-moving but longer-lasting than those in consumer markets.
And while it is starting with tags, Yext hopes to convince its partners to share more data and allow businesses to change their listing information or upload new photos in one place and see the changes replicated everywhere else.
Plus, having been to Sears and seen the changes there (the Land's End store-in-a-store concept is a sure winner), I believed in his direction for the retailer.
I'm documenting my journey so I can look back and see the changes in my hair over time.
John wisely chooses to allow Stephen to continue writing and sees the changes Stephen has made to the article in realtime.
If people just look around and see the changes in the police accountability, which I've just listed for you, I think the infrastructure is there to bring about change.
If the statistics don't convince you, visit Africa and see the change for yourself.
