The phrase 'in reaction to changes' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the actions or feelings of a person or group of people in response to something that has happened. For example, "The workers organized a protest march in reaction to changes in their contracts."
Despite periodic user revolts in reaction to changes in the site, the ratio remained strangely stable.
Because of this, job shop schedule often has to be continuously updated in reaction to changes in production plan.
Moreover, PEEP and FiO2 are adjusted in reaction to changes in oxygenation, which has been shown not to correlate well with pathologic changes in lung mechanics that are known to cause ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI) [8, 9].
In reaction to changes in the environment, these systems determine the appropriate corrective actions based in part on information about which action will have the best impact on the system.
Cookson also confirmed there would not be the same controversy over the publication of the report as there was in reaction to changes made to the official account of football's World Cup bidding process, when independent investigator Michael Garcia resigned in the wake of governing body Fifa's treatment of his report.
gppA encodes an enzyme similar to RelA/SpoT homologs that functions as a mediator of the stringent response, hence coordinating a range of cellular activities in reaction to changes in nutritional abundance [145].
Consequently, natural communities and ecosystems can differ from synthetic systems in their reaction to changes in diversity.
In some prokaryotes, reaction to changes in the temperature is thought to be mediated by one such class of mRNAs called RNA thermometers [1] [5].
The Democratic Party put the superdelegate system in place starting in 1984 as a reaction to changes that had given voters a bigger say in choosing nominees.
The observed changes in the power spectrum could be a reaction to changes in auditory perception as auditory stimulation triggers changes in auditory cortex responses [ 32].
In the past, the housing market's strong reaction to changes in interest rates sometimes led to nasty surprises, usually a glut followed by a crash after rates increased or credit dried up.
