The phrase "facilitate a change" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make the process of creating or implementing a change easier or smoother. Example: The new manager's leadership style has greatly facilitated a change in the company's culture.
Logistically a shorter interval period was considered too challenging, as time was required to facilitate a change of learning environments, which necessitated changing into and out of surgical scrubs.
To facilitate a change in behavior from visual estimation of blood loss to objective quantification of blood loss during delivery.
Reconfigurable Assembly Systems (RAS) offer the potential to enable rapid exchange of functional modules to facilitate a change in product.
Projects of Organisation Learning (OL) are designed to facilitate a change in an organisation's ability to engage or construct their futures.
This project measured the effectiveness of interventions directed toward the providers in the emergency department to facilitate a change in the assessment and treatment of PID.
The initiative, part of an ongoing partnership with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the Marine Reserves Coalition MRCC), aims to reduce plastic waste and help facilitate a change in behaviour around the use of plastic.
Two weeks later, Google informed Foundem that it had successfully "facilitated a change" and remedied the problem.
We've facilitated a change that makes it easier to install backup generators, but what happens if we get two weeks without power next time instead of a week?
During their preparation, the molecular surface roughness is also concurrently engineered facilitating a change in both the surface chemical composition and the geometrical microstructure to generate hierarchical structures.
As technological developments have facilitated a change in tourist behaviour, technology could also be part of the solution to some challenges city tourism poses to the future of cities.
