The phrase "and spatial change of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geography, urban planning, or any field that involves the analysis of changes in space or location over time.
Example: "The study focuses on the environmental impact and spatial change of urban areas over the last decade."
Alternatives: "and changes in space" or "and spatial transformations of".
We investigated seasonal and spatial changes of soil salinity in a Delta Oasis between the Werigan and Kuqa River in the northern rim of Tarim Basin, Xinjiang, China.
Unexpected temporal and spatial changes of interdomain routing paths often lead to the necessity of on-demand routing adjustment among independently managed ASs.
Hence, geostatistical methods have replaced classical statistics as they can accurately identify time and spatial changes of pollutants and calculate estimation error (Blom 1985; Bonham-carter et al. 1987).
Temporal and spatial changes of temperatures and redox conditions are often the controlling factors for the fate and behavior of micropollutants during subsurface passage and consequently for the extracted raw water quality.
Increasing temperature values and the new crop distributions were imported into the SWAT model, which quantified the temporal (monthly and yearly) and spatial changes of runoff and actual evapotranspiration (ET).
In this paper, we analyse the temporal and spatial changes of macrophyte cover in the lowermost Ebro through a series of field campaigns carried out between 2009 and 2010.
Temporal and spatial changes of long-term trends in the upper atmosphere and ionosphere are inevitable (e.g., Laštovička et al. [2012]) because trends of some of these drivers change principally with time (e.g., ozone or geomagnetic activity) or location (e.g., Earth's magnetic field).
However, analysis of satellite data is more challenging compared to analysis of observatory data for two reasons: First, LEO satellites move typically with a speed of 7 8 km/s and thus measure a mixture of temporal and spatial changes of the magnetic field.
The main reason is that the analysis of satellite data is more challenging than the analysis of observatory data, since LEO satellites move typically with a speed of 7 8 km/s and thus, in reality, measure a mixture of temporal and spatial changes of the geomagnetic field.
This study was designed to examine the temporal and spatial changes of F-actin during the period of epileptogenesis in a pilocarpine-induced epilepsy model, primarily by the histological and TUNEL evaluation of cell loss, phalloidin detection of F-actin, and immunohistochemical analysis of glial reactions.
