"calendar change" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a change or alteration in the calendar or schedule. Example: With the recent calendar change, the school year will now begin in August instead of September.
The calendar change Tuesday affects only the next school year.
A retail calendar change resulted in one fewer week of sales in the month.
Board member Michael A. Durso (District 5) was the sole vote against the calendar change.
If you change the calendars' colors in iCal, the calendar colors in the web calendar change to match.
Following the calendar change and manager prompting (interventions 1 and 2), there was a 3.3-percentage-point increase in the number of off-peak arrivals and departures.
M&S finance director Alan Stewart said more clothing had gone into its winter sale than it had planned, but tactical pre-Christmas discounts coupled with the calendar change meant the effect on its profit margins was "blended" out.
The calendar changes won approval by an overwhelming margin at the April 23 faculty meeting.
Just as international windows are clearly defined, so should rest periods be when the calendar changes in 2020.
"The summer blockbuster was born on 20 June 1975, when Jaws opened wide," wrote the Financial Times's Nigel Andrews, adding: "In the years after Jaws, the entire release calendar changed".
It makes recommendations to the Faculty on such matters as minimum academic standards, calendar changes, examinations, and grading, in consultation with the Committee on Graduate Programs on those matters which also relate to graduate students.
Tad Devine, a Democratic consultant who was a senior adviser to Democratic presidential candidates in 2004 and 2000, said the calendar changes, combined with the presence on the Democratic side of three strong and well-financed candidates — Mr. Obama, Mrs. Clinton and, probably, John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator — could mean that the battle for the nomination drags on for months.
