'changeover of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about a transition from one state, job, or activity to another. For example, "This week marks the changeover of our summer staff to the winter staff."
The 1997 election caused the biggest changeover of MPs since 1945.
And so the changeover of roles goes on from one "Nutcracker" to another.
Great Britain's 4x100m team have been stripped of their world championships bronze medal after a faulty changeover of the baton.
In flexible automation, the variety of products is sufficiently limited so that the changeover of the equipment can be done very quickly and automatically.
The decision to put WFAN on FM follows by almost six months ESPN Radio's changeover of its New York station at 1050 AM to 98.7 FM.
He has often traveled to oversee both the changeover of some assembly plants from larger vehicles to smaller ones, and the hiring of thousands of entry-level autoworkers.
David Beckham, who signed autographs during changeovers of Nadal's 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 victoverover Djokovic, probably wondered what kind of footballer Nadal might have been for Spain.
Stir crazy and agitated after waiting through four rain delays in the Wimbledon locker room, she treated the changeovers of her quarterfinal match like drive-through service, grabbing a swig of water, barely sitting down.
changeovers of the norepinephrine infusion pumps.
Changeovers of norepinephrine infusion pumps (CNIPs) frequently lead to haemodynamic instability.
Changeovers of vasoactive drug's syringes were performed up to 2 h before the end of the ongoing infusion.
