"changes relate to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in order to describe how different changes are related to each other. For example, you could say: "The changes in the economy relate to changes in the stock market."
While we did not measure steroid levels in this study, in male goldfish treated with fluoxetine, there was an increase in estradiol, decrease in testosterone, and no changes in luteinizing or growth hormone serum levels but how these changes relate to anxiety-related behaviors was not discussed [ 120].
Longer term, though, probably the biggest changes relate to pensions.
Often reasons for minor changes relate to the translation of the same words and expressions elsewhere in the novel.
The changes relate to "good will," the intangible asset that ends up going on books when a company is bought for more than the apparent combined value of its individual assets.
The biggest changes relate to the state time limit, the 21-month cap on benefits that was one of the shortest in the nation when it was instituted in 1995.
These changes relate to three areas: (a) vehicle design, (b) level of ELV recovery, and (c) information provision.
The changes relate to the number of hours a consultant would be available at the hospital, which could be reduced from 16 to 14 hours per day.
In the current study, we use a longitudinal design to determine how connectivity changes over time, and how these changes relate to changes in reading skill.
Understanding which changes relate to specific disease-states is essential, and recent work has aimed to stratify patient populations in a mechanistic fashion.
These changes relate to methods of collecting full scale data, physical and numerical modeling techniques, analysis techniques and wind-structure interaction approaches.
