"has recently been changed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or event that happened in the recent past and is still relevant in the present. Example: The company's policy on dress code has recently been changed, allowing employees to wear more casual attire to work.
The wine list has recently been changed and now offers about 70 selections with more inexpensive offerings than before.
It gives a brief overview of five of the highest profile projects today, including the UK's national ID card project which is soon to move into its procurement phase and where the project's infrastructure design has recently been changed to a less centralised design.
The mihrab has recently been changed to a plain marble facing with gold patterns.
However, this concept has recently been changed.
However, mouse gene symbol for Cxcl15 has recently been changed to Il-8 (synonymous with Cxcl8).
The term DSS has recently been changed to HDSS with 'H' standing for 'health'health
After the rebellion began, Mr. Mancusi, whose title had recently been changed from warden to superintendent, had little responsibility.
ACCOUNTING rules and practices have recently been changed with the intent of limiting the reporting of losses that cannot be accurately measured, but these changes are not likely to force this shadow space into the open, according to Gregory A. Tosko, an executive managing director in Insignia/ESG's consulting operation.
And The Economist, for its sins, wrote at the end of June last year that "Enron has created what may be the most successful Internet venture of any company in any industry anywhere"—noting that the banner which greeted visitors at Enron's Houston headquarters had recently been changed from "The world's leading energy company" to "The world's leading company".
However, they had not remembered that the playing regulations have recently been changed so that, if the last-wicket pair are together, lunch is delayed by 30 minutes.
