The phrase "change on it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to mean to apply changes or take action on something. Here is an example sentence: "We need to get this project done, so let's make a plan and change on it."
In her speech, May said that if the federation did not make significant progress on implementation of the reforms recommended by Sir David Normington the government would remove control of the organisation from its leaders and impose change on it.
There's clearly going to be a connection to what we've done in past because we need a transition from old to new over time, but we're up for change on it," he added.
That said, would I ever spend 2 bills and change on it?
And the speed of innovation in IT infrastructure forces constant change on IT architecture and spending plans.
Results show that the greater the WHCP, the lower the safety factor and the smaller the influence of wellbore temperature change on it.
Basically it's this huge fan community… They weren't in a scale to where the Parker Brothers or Milton Bradley would drop a huge chunk of change on it.
On the Giants championship plate, Ms. McGinnis said, "the Roman numerals have changed on it, the helmet has changed on it, but it's basically the same".
The approaches were introduced in [7] and some changes on it are needed.
"There's no doubt at all that it was a penalty, but the game changes on it.
If user accuracy is found to influence the technique's result it is important to understand changes on it caused by practice.
In such scenarios, it is often necessary to compress the data to, say, reduce data-transmission costs, and to detect changes on it.
