"change determination" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's decision or resolve to make a change, or the process of making a change. An example sentence could be: "Through her unwavering change determination, Jane successfully transformed her unhealthy lifestyle into a balanced and active one."
Test-retest reliability and minimal clinical change determination for 3-dimensional tibial and femoral accelerations during treadmill walking in knee osteoarthritis patients.
Through background modeling McFIS captures entire background of a scene (without moving objects) (see Figure 4b,c), thus, for SCD, McFIS would be appropriate frame to compare with for scene change determination against the current frame.
It constantly moved in out and of joyfulness, sorrow, love, change, determination and defeat.
After listening to Obama's forceful words of change, determination and extension to all of us to become soldiers in his journey to better our nation, how can one say no?
Since hepatocytes overexpressing IGF-2 may be prone to acquire additional genetic changes, determination of hepatic IGF-2 levels and, in particular, morphologic assessment of IGF-2 overexpression may be indicators of an increased risk to develop HCC.
9.32am BST Angelique Chrisafis (@achrisafis) Hollande entourage: "Brit parliament decision doesn't change our determination to act in #Syria".
"You can't change the determination of what is organic to accommodate the biotechnology industry".
"But China will not change its determination and plan for developing nuclear power".
— Hans Heinrich Driftmann, head of the German Chamber of Industry and Trade "China will not change its determination and plan for developing nuclear power".
Mr. Hollande's office said the turnout was "substantial" but would not change his determination to pass the reform.
But he said: "This win will make us very happy but it doesn't change our determination to improve the car.
