The phrase "aside from the change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being excluded or considered separately from a specific change or alteration.
Example: "Aside from the change in schedule, everything else remains the same."
Alternatives: "other than the change" or "apart from the change".
But aside from the change to a touchscreen, e-readers have barely advanced from the day they were first introduced.
There are a number of mechanical forces, aside from the change in compliance, that may impact the progression of cancer.
Aside from the change in compliance with mean pressure, there are other potential sources of compliance change in the body which need to be considered, the most important being vascular compliance (e.g., hardening of the arteries with arteriosclerosis), which can affect pulsatility even in the absence of mean pressure changes.
Aside from the change in colors, font, and the like, Tidy Plates also shows debuffs on a target's nameplate.
But, aside from the changes to Facebook's features, there's been another development: the number of Facebook users has multiplied.
Aside from the changes in health, Fukushima has also had a major impact on public policy.
Aside from the changes in NKT cell numbers and the proportions of memory and/or naïve B and CD4+ T cells, first-degree relatives did not generally share the same immune abnormalities as the lupus probands.
Aside from these changes, the standard experiment design and execution protocols were followed.
However, aside from the intended change in coenzyme specificity, engineered enzymes must also fulfill the requirement of good activity under physiological boundary conditions in vivo.
Aside from the visible changes, like the movie advertisements, more has been happening behind the scenes, studio officials said.
Aside from the two changes, Gatland has given the players who faced England a chance to redeem themselves.
