The phrase "approve changes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of giving consent or authorization for modifications or alterations in a specific context, such as documents, plans, or projects.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to approve changes in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "authorize modifications to the" or "sanction alterations in the".
The S.E.C. has to approve changes in the corporate structure of interstate utilities, under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
Widespread protests have forced the government to approve changes in the country's labor laws that could facilitate unionization and consider increases in the minimum wage (currently about $38 per month).
The governor plans to ask the Legislature to approve changes in the system.
The City Council must approve changes in the plan.
The City Council must approve changes in the plan (25, p. 14).
A14 EDUCATION Paying for Higher Education The House education committee approved changes in the Higher Education Act that Republicans said would reduce the cost of loans, making it easier for low-income students to attend college.
The warnings on Phenergan's label had been deemed sufficient by the federal Food and Drug Administration FDAA) when it approved Wyeth's new drug application in 1955 and when it later approved changes in the drug's labeling.
But even if the convention approves changes in the Constitution, Professor McDonald is confident that the states would fail to ratify them by a three-fourths majority, as required.
WASHINGTON, July 22 - The House education committee approved changes in the Higher Education Act on Friday that Republicans said would reduce the cost of loans, making it easier for low-income students to attend college, but that Democrats said fell far short of what students needed to meet rising college costs.
The plan could lead to higher fees for consumers on their telephone landlines because the commission also approved changes in the complex compensation system by which telecommunications companies pay one another for completing or carrying calls on one another's systems.
Responding to complaints from neighbors upset by plans to refurbish the Atlantic Square Shopping Center, the Planning Commission has unanimously approved changes in the proposed traffic patterns, loading areas and entrances to the center.
