The phrase "changes in the position of" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase can be used when discussing shifts in the location of something. For example, "The company experienced changes in the position of its stock prices over the course of the year."
[ 31] One step in charting changing gender relations is to document broad changes in the position of women in Canadian society.
Aristotle guessed that changes in the position of land and sea might be cyclical in character, thus reflecting some sort of natural order.
General somatic afferent receptors are sensitive to pain, thermal sensation, touch and pressure, and changes in the position of the body.
Changes in the position of the Sun and the Moon relative to the Earth as a result of orbital motions cause variations in distance.
Those title changes reflected changes in the position of the Ottoman ruler within the state and in the organization of the state itself.
As the climate becomes colder or warmer, but maintaining a mean annual temperature colder than 0 °C, the temperature of the permafrost correspondingly rises or declines, resulting in changes in the position of the base of permafrost.
Peter Taylor-Gooby, professor of social policy at Kent University, said: "People are becoming more discerning about marriage and I think that's associated with the long term changes in the position of women.
After heating, considerable changes in the position of the interacting group vibration bands were found.
Small changes in the position of the router can be exploited to improve the received signal strength [50].
One of the methods employed to study apoptosis detects changes in the position of phosphatidylserine (PS) in the cell membrane.
These AgNPs showed no changes in the position of their optical absorption bands even after 6 months.
