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The phrase "changes in situation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe a change, shift, or alteration of some kind. For example: "Due to recent changes in situation, the company has been forced to make some difficult decisions."
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The combination of antisocial hours, quick turnarounds and sudden changes in situation can be jarring.
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It's a journey, and you must be open to changes in situations.
He remained impulsive and never learned to exercise self-control or to assess the consequences of his decisions and adapt his outlook to changes in situations.
But what of a gradual change in situation?
When a situation changes suddenly as it did for oil companies some years ago a rapid change in situation or structure would seem to be mandatory.
This change in situation from non-user to user can also have implications on the home in which they live and the people they share their life with.
This includes losing benefits from an employer or change in situation due to a change with a spouse.
The current care situation and changes in this situation should be surveyed as objectively as possible.
But as she worked with Ms. Feld as a mentor, she examined her options and started a consulting business -- Project Management L.L.C. -- which helps corporations manage change in situations like mergers, restructurings or downsizings.
The refugee literature identifies two contrasting processes of cultural change in situations of exile (Couldrey and Morris [1999]; Volpato and Waldstein [2014]).
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