"generate changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of creating or making changes, for example: "The new software has been designed to generate changes to the system quickly and efficiently."
Subsequently, these pressures generate changes in the environmental functions (impacts).
New managers need to generate changes, both within and outside their areas of responsibility, to ensure that their teams can succeed.
It is the belief that liberation might be possible that motivates you to make it more possible, and pursuing hope even when it doesn't lead to the ultimate goal can generate changes that matter along the way, including in yourself.
There is, I hope, a historic change taking place in the realm of mores, one that may have been sparked by news from Hollywood but should generate changes throughout society more broadly.
Second, customers' interactions will also generate changes in their affective states, and these, in turn, influence their attitude towards the firm.
MRI generates detailed images of organs and tissues throughout the body by using radio waves to generate changes in the magnetic field of hydrogen atoms in the sample under study.
Subgroups then delve into the issues and generate change strategies.
So could it be up to civil society to generate change?
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And we're unwilling to impose and mandate behavior from the outside, we want to generate change from the inside".
Miller-Dawkins points out that in human rights and other agreements, high ambition has allowed domestic groups to use international norms and frameworks for leverage to generate change.
