The phrase "causing a change in" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of something or someone bringing about a modification or alteration in a particular situation or circumstance. Example: The new government policies are causing a change in the economy.
This study was not designed to assess these factors, however, the results of decreased As bioavailability in the biochar-amended soils suggest that biochar is either changing As and P availability in the rhizosphere, or causing a change in the plant biochemistry, such as mycorrhizal associations.
This has altered their breeding cycles, causing a change in the entire ecosystem (Australian Government, 2011a).
Recently most research has centered on anesthetics directly interacting with membrane proteins and thereby causing a change in their function.
The US creates turbulence and cavitation, causing a change in the structure of the asphaltene conglomerations deposited in the cores.
The engineered plant reacts to the nitrogen dioxide emitted from unexploded landmines causing a change in color from green to red signifying the location of landmines.
However, in a tertiary sinus center, surgeons may deviate from that model with a significant minority of their patients, for multiple reasons, without causing a change in outcomes.
And recognition of these risks by both the insurance and financial industries is causing a change in access to funding for projects that have potential for environmental impact.
"It's the accumulation of a lot of things that is just causing a change in the attractiveness of the United States as a destination for students and scholars".
Complexation takes place mainly with the PEO segments of the block copolymer, thus causing a change in the secondary structure of the original PEO helix.
Ideally, entities causing a change in another entity should be animate and this assumption not only influences event perception but also carries over to language comprehension.
The crowns function intraorally; therefore, moisture absorption and thermal cycling may affect the physical properties of acrylic resin, causing a change in marginal gap size.
