The phrase "has been changed lately" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The layout of the office has been changed lately to increase productivity."
In practice, however, policies may require that new requests are made each day, or after an average user session length of time, in order to log repeated access on the server side or to check if access permissions have been changed lately.
But he has been making changes lately.
Of course, the outfield, as improved as it has been lately, could change as well.
Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, repeating a theme he has been stressing lately, said a change to the E.U. treaty — a politically hazardous process that can take years — would be needed to carry out those banking plans in full.
Much effort has been expended lately looking for signs of change in Cuba, now that an ailing Fidel Castro is no longer chief of state.
Twitter usage among young adults is one of the few areas where there have been significant changes lately.
That program has been dormant lately.
The economic news has been better lately.
