"change to some extent" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you want to express that something has been altered, but not completely. For example: "With the new regulations, the rules have changed to some extent."
The results of the forecast change to some extent by changing a radius.
Every job in Britain will change to some extent and many will change substantially.
Now that role may change to some extent, depending on Israel's future actions.
Media have been used to enable, define and police the shifting line between the two, so it is not surprising that the history of media change to some extent maps the history of these domains.
The research findings indicate that mobile traffic will increase rapidly, and the patterns of use for mobile devices will change to some extent, which will provide strategic implications for both companies and government.
The water content of wetlands represents a key driver of their hydrological services and it is highly dependent on short- and long-term weather conditions, which will change, to some extent, under evolving climate conditions.
Though these changes to some extent reflect our membership in the liability culture, there is also something larger going on.
Moreover, MCF-7 co-cultured with AHFs for 2 weeks had a cell polarity changed to some extent.
CT scanning results showed that pore numbers, pore areas, and porosity of each cross-section changed to some extent.
That has changed to some extent since Sept. 11, and the F.B.I. and C.I.A. now prepare a joint report on terrorist threats every day.
"So if I don't think the script supports something I think is necessary, I'll ask for the script to be clarified or changed to some extent to make that thing happen.
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