The phrase "are exploring changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of investigating or considering modifications or adjustments in a particular context.
Example: "The researchers are exploring changes in the climate patterns to better understand their impact on agriculture."
Alternatives: "are investigating modifications" or "are examining adjustments."
Several countries are exploring changes to their constitutions to work around restrictions imposed by the Privy Council, based in London, the highest court of review for many former British colonies.
Meanwhile, federal regulators are exploring changes to rules for wholesale electricity markets that could compensate nuclear plants for the benefits they provide, like zero-carbon electricity and fuel diversity.
Summing up, Natural England, the government's adviser on the environment, was exploring changes to NNRs but now, before any formal proposals were set out, the government has decided to rule out the disposal of public NNRs.
For the last several months, representatives of the Department of Energy, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency and several other federal agencies have been exploring changes to the way fuel economy is regulated.
For example, Ami Bhatt, MD, PhD, an assistant professor of medicine and of genetics, is exploring changes in patient microbiomes that can precede symptoms of a disease such as cancer.
If the standard is not achieved, reasons for this are explored, change is implemented and a re-audit is carried out to ensure improvement [1].
Several senators have said they are exploring potential changes to the program, including Louisiana Republicans Bill Cassidy and John Neely Kennedy.
"We are exploring potential changes that could be made at a regional level, which would allow us to operate more efficiently whilst ensuring our staff are engaged and motivated to provide an exceptional service".
"We are exploring legislative changes that would criminalize this conduct," said Luis Li, chief of the criminal division in the city attorney's office.
The theory of behaviour change described by Michie and colleagues is intended for use by researchers who are exploring behaviour change, particularly barriers to evidence implementation.
The purpose is to showcase the vibrant community of academics, thought leaders and practitioners around the world who are exploring systems change.
