The phrase "changes to the paper" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can refer to any modifications or revisions made to a written document or paper. Example: "The professor made several changes to the paper before submitting it for publication."
The Independent's Roger Alton has made a number of very good changes to the paper.
That made possible what were then enormous changes to the paper.
When he took over in the fall of 2007, he wasted no time making changes to the paper.
"I made no changes to the paper that I didn't think were fair and reasonable and made the paper more accurate or complete".
"These may be the biggest changes to the paper since the Berliner, but there have been much bigger changes on the web in the way that we cover news".
For its part, the Herald said that its readers would only notice "minor changes" to the paper, whose front-page headline tomorrow morning reads POPE CONVERTS TO JUDAISM.
Though it is unlikely to herald a change to the paper's budget plans, which foresee a 2p increase later this year, variable pricing might be used in future.
Sense About Science's poll, however found that 44% of medical and science editors polled, two-thirds of whom have over 2 years of editorial experience and are said to represent "all subject areas," have asked for changes to the way papers or articles are written to protect themselves from a libel action.
With the new ownership came several changes to standardize the paper with other Window Media publications, such as the return of editorials to the publication after being missing for several decades.
If you don't wish to make any changes to the draft of the paper, then you needn't turn anything in on April 20; if nothing is turned in then, the draft automatically becomes the final version of the paper.
"In reality, yield increases are likely to be more variable due to factors such as climate change and other unforeseen changes to the agricultural system," the paper states.
