The phrase "document changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of recording or noting modifications made to a document or file.
Example: "Please ensure to document changes made to the report for future reference."
Alternatives: "record modifications" or "log alterations."
Colleges could use PORTAAL to document changes associated with teaching initiatives as well as documentation of teaching effectiveness for accreditation.
No Apply button, no thumbnail preview; your actual document changes temporarily and automatically.
The S.E.C. also found that the agencies did not sufficiently disclose or document changes to their ratings criteria.
"To the extent that science can document changes that go way beyond the border of a municipality, you can build a case for more regional planning".
The results, reported in Science, used satellite data and field research to document changes in Kalimantan, where the timber industry provides wood for international markets.
Skeptics have seized upon the disclosures to call into question years of efforts to document changes to the climate and its causes.
But Israel says the document changes nothing, since it falls far short of the conditions the world has set for ending its boycott.
Industry Canada, the government department responsible for radio frequencies used by mobile phone networks, approved the sale provided that the new owners document changes that will ensure Canadian control of the company.
Another participant in the project was Dr. Sylvia Earle, a marine scientist who used the camera to document changes in the world's oceans as part of a five-year conservation program she's working on.
JHAs can also be used to document changes in work tasks.
It can also be used to document changes in a workplace and provide consistent training.
