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The phrase "changes are afoot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that changes or developments are happening or about to happen.
Example: "With the new management in place, it’s clear that changes are afoot in the company."
Alternatives: "changes are coming" or "transitions are underway."
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However, changes are afoot.
Other changes are afoot.
Interesting changes are afoot.
But big changes are afoot.
Psychic changes are afoot, too.
More subtle changes are afoot.
But radical changes are afoot.
Other board-level changes are afoot.
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But in the post-Ailes era, changes are afoot.
It also showed that more complex and gradual changes are afoot most of them also, on the whole, to the good.
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