The phrase "arrest change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one intends to stop or prevent change from occurring, often in discussions about policies, practices, or behaviors.
Example: "The new regulations aim to arrest change in the industry, ensuring stability for the existing businesses."
Alternatives: "halt change" or "stop change".
Establishing Buddhism as Thailand's official faith, presupposing that doesn't mean "obligatory faith," would hardly change anything except to arrest change; it would safeguard Thailand's culturally Buddhist entrenchment.
At an immature B cell developmental stage, B cell receptor (BCR) signaling mediates a remarkable diversity of cellular responses, including developmental progression or arrest, change in location within peripheral lymphoid tissues, survival or apoptosis, and proliferation.
These concentrations do not induce growth arrest, change in distribution of cells in the cell growth cycle or toxicity (56, 66), which is rather typical of much higher concentrations; for example, disturbance of the cell cycle and induction of apoptosis by 12.5 50 μ M SFN (3).
The arrest changed a lot.
"That arrest changed a lot," he said.
While more than eight in 10 incidents still lead to no arrest, changes appear to have reduced the police time wasted and infringements on the rights of innocent people.
Moreover, proliferation arrest, changes in cell morphology and formation of cytosolic lipid bodies typical of cell differentiation were induced by D609 in all investigated BC cells.
The cellular pathways activated in response to various types of stress are interconnected and share some features found in almost every stress response type: growth arrest, changes in expression patterns, and programmed cell death in case the damage is too extensive to be dealt with effectively.
In an arresting change from the past, nobody seems embarrassed to show enthusiasm for a populist, far-right party or its carefully groomed leader.Retired couples and mothers with pushchairs shove forward; smartphones are thrust into the air to capture the moment.
A number of major life events in the past year were included in the study: marriage, divorce, pregnancy, giving birth, being injured, death, being arrested, change in post and job, unemployment, significant income gain or loss, and change of place of residence.
This isn't a subtle or decorous adaptation at all - it's the equivalent of a Victorian playbill, all period typefaces and arresting changes of scale.
