The phrase "and to the change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an adjustment or modification in a situation or context.
Example: "We need to adapt our strategy and to the change in market conditions."
Alternatives: "and to the adjustment" or "and to the modification".
Age was found to be correlated both to systolic Prest and to the change from baseline.
Its absence is probably related to the evolution of the exoskeleton and to the change in the mode of locomotion.
Δα, defined as the change of thermal diffusivity during the glass transition, was closely related to the glass transition temperatures and to the change in heat capacity, ΔCp.
As the wine flowed and joyful toasts were made to "the left" and to the "change" that Hollande has promised, some of London's large expatriate community reflected on the fall of Sarkozy.
Early weaning under domestic conditions is currently assumed to be a source of high emotional, physical and physiological stress, mainly due to the abrupt rupture of the mother-foal bond and to the change in housing and feeding practices.
The latter decline is due to the purely passive nature of the latter segment, which results in an exponential fall of the potential along its length, and to the change of the reference point (extracellular potential), which is in the sensillar lymph for RP along the outer dendrite and in the hemolymph for RPs.
Using the following adaptive techniques, you can alter how you respond to feedback and to the changes it demands.
He said: "As a former northern MP, I am strongly committed to the vision of Manchester Metropolitan university and to the changes Manchester is undergoing.
Confounders were selected according to biological plausibility and to the change-in-estimate criterion.
We compared these plasma concentrations between them and to the changes in body weight.
"It takes a little while to adjust to the transition and to accept the change that has occurred".
