"change in scope" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a project or plan that has undergone changes in its goals, objectives, or range of work. Example: Due to budget constraints, there has been a significant change in scope for the construction project. The original plans to include a rooftop garden have been scrapped in order to focus on the main building structure.
The change in scope of monetary policy has contributed toward greater stability in the last twenty years.
A As long as they don't change in scope, 95 to 98 percent of our projects are on time.
Allan S. Fellheimer, chairman of Equimark and Judith Fellheimer's husband, said yesterday, "With the change in scope of the organization after the loss of N.B.C. of Texas, Mrs. Gargalli decided it was appropriate for her to resign.
The state's Health Department, one of the agencies in the task force, will conduct a study of the most effective safety practices, and the eventual rules put in place may change in scope depending upon the findings.
Fitch warned in November that affirmation of the authority's rating was "unlikely" unless the airport's financial situation rebounded or there was a change in scope or borrowing elements for the planned transit center.
The global reach of the project was a significant change in scope for Stanton, who on his photoblog Humans of New York pairs street portraits of the city dwellers he encounters with snippets of their stories.
It has changed in scope, scale and technique.
Universities have been undergoing major changes in scope of activities, structures, processes and relationships since late in the 20th century.
But if the JV is considering major changes in scope, structure, or management, then much of the core team should come from outside of the venture.
Irace AL, Shank C, Adil EA, Cunningham MJ, Kawai K, Sideridis G, Rahbar R. Changes in Scope of Procedures Performed by Pediatric Otolaryngologists in the Past Decade.
