"changing characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you might use the phrase in a sentence such as: "The changing characteristics of the global economy require businesses to constantly adjust their strategies in order to remain competitive."
However, complicated changing characteristics were detected for winter precipitation changes.
These phenomena are attributed to the accelerated rise in the sea level due to climate changes, increasing sea surface temperatures, more powerful tropical and temperate cyclones, changing characteristics of air pressure and precipitation, and acidification of the oceans [ 1, 4, 5].
This study aims to study joint probabilities and changing characteristics of precipitation extremes, as well as the implications of these changes in Xinjiang.
Among these are the adaptive ability of the pathogen itself, the changing characteristics of the population, the increasing globalization of the food trade, and changes in industrial structure and in consumer behavior [ 3].
The possible linkage of changing characteristics of onset and retreat to climate factors were also explored.
And then the development of gas explosion, its changing characteristics and relevant influencing factors were analyzed.
The adaptive impulse dictionary is established by changing characteristic parameters progressively.
The simulation results indicate that the heat flux around the interface has exhibited fantastic changing characteristic, the thermal insulation effect of TBCs would be enhanced with the area of the interface increasing.
Studies have not examined whether the time-trends in important clinical characteristics (BMI, underlying diagnosis and medical and psychiatric comorbidity) vary by age, the most rapidly changing characteristic of patients undergoing primary THA.
Furthermore, there are fewer studies (e.g. Adam 2006; Goetz et al. 2008) simultaneously analysing personal characteristics, continuously changing situational characteristics and emotional states, and especially taking account of interactions.
However, many approaches do not consider how interactions between continuously changing situational characteristics and personal characteristics affect high-frequency measured states.
