The phrase 'changeable to' is both correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that can be changed into something else. For example, "This object is changeable to a variety of shapes."
Instead of printed volumes, manuals are now usually PDFs or downloadable templates, instantly distributed and infinitely changeable, to suit the current preference for regular "brand refreshes".
Yet for much of his career Churchill was indeed seen as changeable to the point of treachery, having switched from the Conservative Party to the Liberals in 1904, over the issue of free trade, and back again in 1924.
The memorandum signed by Greece and its creditors must be "changeable" to reflect evolving conditions, "otherwise it would be stupid," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity ahead of the private talks.
"As I watched this strange blue dynamo scat-singing and capering his way through Friend Like Me, I knew what I wanted for the rest of my life: to have a million voices, to be endlessly changeable, to make people laugh".
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Whereas they had dismissed the physical world as too changeable to be a fit subject for human knowledge, Ghent believes that pure truth and certain knowledge can be had of the physical world, provided we manage to grasp the real essences of things.
Of course, that's not to say that bringing those changeable batteries to the masses is going to be easy.
The operating condition of SMES is changeable due to the need of compensation to the active or reactive power according to the demand of a power grid.
Naturally, mobility culture can be claimed to be both plural and changeable according to personal choices, as well as social, geographical and historical constraints.
If you want to cheat, use the custom option and set the first 2 changeable numbers to 100 and the 3rd changeable number to one.
A major potential benefit of this type of surveillance system would be to provide more reliable estimates of incidence when the propensity to seek care is low or changeable, and to identify early-stage epidemics through unusual purchasing activity.
