The phrase "as for change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a new topic or shift the focus of a discussion to the subject of change.
Example: "As for change, we need to consider how it will impact our current strategies moving forward."
Alternatives: "Regarding change" or "Concerning change".
As for change, almost everybody accepts that the Press Complaints Commission has failed in its task - if indeed it ever saw itself as having such a task - of keeping the press to its responsibilities to the public generally and to the individuals unfairly damaged.
And he is better placed to crack down on the corruption that many Argentines believe has flourished in dark corners of the current regime.But the second big reason for welcoming a victory for Mr de la Rua is that it would be a vote for continuity as much as for change.
As for Change.org, it is growing explosively.
As for change at home, her commitment to progressive values should never be held in doubt.
As for change colours, yellow or white has been a frequent choice.
As for change here in the "Empire," as the Castro régime calls us, none of it particularly impresses the Cuban exile dinosaurs and their enabling gringos, who've kept a Cold War stranglehold on U.S. Cuba policy for most of my life.
In the 1920s, unions were as unprepared for change as they are today.
However not all players are as enthusiastic for change as Trump.
As for changes in the judging panel, Mr. Graboff said those calls are Fox's to make.
As for changes in the future, which begins next week in Iowa, Paterno said, "I don't know what I am going to do, to be honest with you".
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