"change of temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a difference in temperature. For example, "We've noticed a change of temperature in the last two weeks."
Are the ginkgoes responding to some external signal, such as the change of temperature or light?
And change of temperature is right up there with change of texture and change of smell.
It is nice to get back to the surface, though the change of temperature and the sudden intake of oxygen leaves me feeling a little light-headed.
The gene network is prodded to switch from one state to the other by a dose of a particular chemical or a change of temperature.
Here, though, it is Callow's crumpling face, as he declares that Maria adores him, that ushers in a sudden change of temperature.
The change of temperature and precipitation has obvious effects on the landscape water demand.
Isothermal and quasi-isothermal processes with abrupt change of temperature are considered.
Gels were evaluated for drug content, bioadhesion and their stability against change of temperature and shear.
FI is used to control the dynamic change of temperature between various operating points.
In particular, it appears that the change of temperature gradient should occur in the tropics at a greater altitude and lower temperature than elsewhere.
Due to the cyclic change of temperature, multiple solid and liquid regions develop within the material.
