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The phrase "are subject to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something may be altered or modified in the future.
Example: "The terms of the agreement are subject to changes based on the negotiations between both parties."
Alternatives: "may be altered" or "are liable to change".
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The C stocks in these soils are subject to changes due to management activities.
However, many aspects of the riverscape perception are subject to changes as the student progresses in studying.
African savannas are primarily used as pastures and are subject to changes in climate and management strategies.
The losses were broad-based but most severe in financial, technology and energy stocks, which are subject to changes in the price of commodities like metals and petroleum.
It is a visual lesson in the history of ideas, reminding us that human hearts and minds are subject to changes as pronounced as the buildings we construct.
In addition to collisional evolution, asteroids smaller than about 40 km (25 miles) are subject to changes in their orbits due to solar radiation.
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Schedules are subject to change without notice".
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Performances are subject to change.
Plans are subject to change.
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