"changes to the agenda" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adjustments to the original plan or project that has an agenda or schedule. Example sentence: "We had to make some changes to the agenda due to a change in personnel."
"Inevitably there will be changes to the agenda, things that will be dropped to make room for the debate on the international situation and also because they are inappropriate, for example... the debate about the World Trade Organisation," he said.
People need time to prepare for the meeting, make suggestions and changes to the agenda, and get a sense of how much time each item will and ought to be allotted.
We are fed up with constant changes to the agenda and postponements at short notice.
******** Among the victims of this last-minute change to the agenda were the anonymous satirists who produced Not the Final Agenda, on sale from the Liberator stall.
During the World Economic Forum in Switzerland in December 2013, he said that adding climate change to the agenda of the G20 was "clutter".
The Bush-Rubio wing of the Party has made what amount to cosmetic changes to the Republicans' traditional agenda of free trade, tax cuts, deregulation, and welfare-state downsizing.
Thus despite difficulties encountered and changes to the planned research agenda, the resultant dynamic tensions and the adaptation process required can be ultimately productive.
These actions -- opposing the addition of climate change to the global agenda at the G20 meeting and abolishing the carbon price -- are morally negligent.
The strike has been ongoing since Monday, with the union, which represents nearly 30,000 teachers, demanding major changes to the Emanuel administration's education agenda.
However, Australia is facing criticism after failing to allow climate change on to the agenda and over its domestic policies on the issue.
Big deal, or as my PhD supervisor said, "Where's the 'so what'?" Well, having a voice on a committee is one way to achieve change, to influence the agenda, to get your voice heard.
