The phrase "change this state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to altering a condition, situation, or status in various contexts, such as programming, politics, or personal circumstances.
Example: "To improve the system's performance, we need to change this state to optimize the workflow."
Alternatives: "alter this condition" or "modify this status."
"His passion was to serve people and to change this state," Matthews said.
We need to celebrate how we are going to change this state".
"We did, and with strong leadership we will win the fight for governor and change this state for the better".
On the evidence of his recent show, John Galliano is trying to change this state of affairs: down the catwalk trooped the models in something akin to properly boned female corsets.
In 2002, a group of senior imams set out to change this state of affairs by establishing the High Islamic Council, widely referred to by its French acronym, HCIM.
In a rally Friday night kicking off his campaign, Mr. Kostunica vowed to defend Yugoslavia and bring it back into Europe; promised generosity and no revenge toward the regime and its servants; and pledged his "word of honor" to "try to change this state of ours for the better in accordance with God's and human laws, and to never let power change me".
6rounds finally changes this", states Co-Founder and CEO, Dany Fishel.
"It was an act that changed this state and our nation forever," Mr. Siegelman said.
Dr Kovac's team have not changed this state of affairs.
"We have changed this state's finances in a way that few would have thought possible in 1994, turning the record multibillion-dollar deficits into surpluses while at the same time being able to lead the nation in cutting taxes and having record investments in education and in the environment," he said.
"We Republicans absolutely agree — we do need a change in this state," Ms. Klarides said.
