The phrase "changing concept" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an idea or concept that is evolving or being altered in some way. Example: As technology advances, the concept of privacy is constantly changing.
We have chosen 10 examples in an attempt define the ambiguous and changing concept of "happy buildings".
"A strong design course explores the changing concept of design and the role of the designer in society".
He explored the changing concept of beauty among black Americans by assembling 55 years of photographs of pinup photos from the pages of the African-American magazine Jet.
Last year's show, entitled "She," was devoted to the changing concept of the feminine mystique throughout the centuries and was called by one critic the most brilliant exhibition of the season.
More recently it has been working hard to establish an international presence, while continuing to describe itself as "New York's leading Latino cultural institution". Embedded in this institutional ambition is a changing concept of what "Latino art" means.
The changing concept of publication in the light of advanced computer technologies, has transformed into electronic publication where e-media tools are being actively used in the areas of processing, storing and distributing information.
Malnutrition and the brain: Changing concepts, changing concerns.
We move on through changing concepts of spirituality.
In this review, we discussed the changing concepts and approaches.
Ma, W. J., Husain, M. & Bays, P. M. Changing concepts of working memory.
He was working on a long study about the changing concepts of God through history when he died.
