The phrase "envisaged changes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to changes or alterations that have been planned or imagined. It is often used when discussing potential future changes or developments. Example: The new manager had some bold ideas for the company and the envisaged changes were met with excitement from the staff.
The envisaged practice change, proposed by the prospective scenarios, would only be effective if all involved professionals are included.
The kind of changes envisaged require a proper level of examination if children are to be protected.
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It does, since although on the Salmon-Dowe theory the ball's rolling is a causal process and the charging and the collision are causal interactions, and further, a change in ball's charge and the change in the ball's momentum are both the kinds of changes envisaged in (1), nevertheless there is no causal interaction linking the ball's having charge to the ball's having momentum as required in (1).
Through this special issue, robust research on behaviour change, as envisaged and implemented across the range of public health disciplines, is presented to enhance our understanding of how behaviour change research could inform public health practice at local, regional, and global levels.
The EU is acutely aware of this obstacle, so where treaty change is envisaged, it is trying to focus it as narrowly as possible on the euro zone, of which Britain is not a member.
Second, it was clear that all 14 domains of the TDF are relevant to clinical behavior change as envisaged in the thinking of those promoting clinical quality.
Many employers will now have until the end of 2015 – two years longer than originally envisaged – to make the necessary changes to their benefits package, pushing implementation until well after the midterm elections in November 2014.
Even if these programmes are fully implemented (they won't be), they set us on a climate-change trajectory way beyond that envisaged by the agreement.
"My guess is that it would probably require a renegotiation of the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling to make the structural changes required for the global whale auction envisaged," Baker says.
