'changes to life' is correct and can be used in written English.
An example sentence would be: "The pandemic has brought many changes to life for people all over the world."
The year she arrived on the Island, 1989, brought two other major changes to life in America: Ms. Yoo and a relative became partners in their own salon, and she learned to drive.
A hip fracture causes permanent changes to life style for older people, including premature death.
Until recently, there has been little evidence for fundamental and meaningful changes to life sciences education in response to those publications.
I'm now more sure than ever that it's the profound and rapid effects of software that we underestimate in our roles and the short-term changes to life from hardware that will disappoint.
The DWP added that it was already reforming state pension age to ensure it reflected changes to life expectancy, and was also introducing "a simpler, flat rate state pension".
See also: the push to allow gun silencers and other dangerous changes to life saving laws.
Women report massive changes to life-styles and routines, easy adaptation is not usual, is uniformly problematic and is not bound by any time-frame [ 5, 6].
Although one might argue that such a result is self-evident, such a conclusion overlooks the trade-offs associated with changes to life-history traits.
His sentence was later suspended and changed to life imprisonment.
Mr. Taylor's sentence, they said, should be changed to life without parole.
In China this usually means the sentence will be changed to life imprisonment after two years.
