"igniting change" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when referring to an event, action, process, or other circumstances that are leading to reform or transformation. For example, "The passing of this bill will be the catalyst for igniting change in our country."
And with the help of the EMILY's List community – now more than three million members strong – Alma is on her way to igniting change in Congress".
At its core, Berger's new book, which hits shelves March 4 from Bloomsbury, argues that one of the most powerful forces for igniting change in business and our daily lives is a simple, under-appreciated tool -- one that has been available to us since childhood.
Until recently, philanthropic groups could accomplish little online beyond highlighting problems and trumpeting goals and programs, said Allison Fine, a senior fellow at Demos, a policy research group in New York, and the author of "Momentum: Igniting Change in the Connected Age".
It's all about finding that thing in a person that ignites change".
The cachet of his name, something McEnroe once believed would ignite change, was not enough.
These goals are a tool to ignite change around the world that addresses some of our key challenges like poverty and inequality.
He added, "My apology is for talking about it publicly because I shouldn't take advantage of the forum that I have as a professional golfer to try to ignite change over these issues".
8 P.M. (HBO2) IN TAHRIR SQUARE: 18 DAYS OF EGYPT'S UNFINISHED REVOLUTION (2012) A year ago on Wednesday, the filmmakers Jon Alpert and Matthew O'Neill were in Cairo, capturing the sights and sounds of a protest, above, that ultimately ended the 30-year regime of President Hosni Mubarak and helped ignite change in the Arab world.
I believe in the power of stories to ignite change and to appeal to a common humanity… Malala Yousafazi's I Am Malala (and young readers' edition Malala: the Girl That Stood Up For Education and Changed The World) did just that.
In fact, I am endowed with more than enough resources to ignite change.
This means holding Obama's feet to the fire while doing our part to strategically ignite change.
