The phrase "atmosphere of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where transformation or significant alterations are occurring.
Example: "The company is fostering an atmosphere of change to encourage innovation and adaptability among its employees."
Alternatives: "climate of change" or "environment of transformation".
The low oil prices and frenzied atmosphere of change even led BP's share price to jump briefly last week – on the back of merger speculation with Shell.
I particularly like them in the form of parabuildings which fasten upon older structures, as if precipitated there by a dense atmosphere of change.
As the first book-length monograph in English of a baffling, moving, and mysterious artist — "I create vertigo," Sturtevant said about herself — Hainley has written a splendid study not only of the artist's work but also of the atmosphere of change it helped foster.
It is time to take advantage of the prevailing atmosphere of change and variety to learn something new.
In today's atmosphere of rapid change, the development of much essential operating information outside the company makes communication with external resources even more important.
The rate of obsolescence and the atmosphere of continuous change which now characterize industries like chemicals and pharmaceuticals should spread rapidly to other industries, pressuring them toward rapid technical and organizational change.
Luchetti, with the help of Claudio Collepiccolo's expert cinematography, gives a series of quick, energetic scenes the rambling pace of real life and captures the atmosphere of political change through the detailed study of Accio's endless searching.
Now that everyone is too broke to ante up for "Dr. 90210," let's bring back inner virtue, the ability to frown and also an aura of serious intention that could become the hottest, the sexiest and the most marketable of visual messages in the new atmosphere of credible change.
'The solutions to many critical issues and problems now demand an integrated, holistic and flexible approach that blends technology, management, and scientific, socio-economic, cultural and political ramifications in an atmosphere of profound change and extreme time compression' (Kozmetsky 1993).
With an increasingly diverse workforce and an atmosphere of constant change, she's found that "the people who are most effective in senior level leadership roles are those who have had multiple life experiences, transitions, failures and successes.
In the atmosphere of constant changes, updates and new findings in pharmaceutical sciences, nobody doubts the need to keep the knowledge up-to-date in order to stay professionally active and reliable.
