"incorporates changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a situation in which something has been modified or updated to take into account new developments or modifications. For example: "The new version of the software incorporates changes designed to improve its performance."
Pakistan's present Constitution incorporates changes made during the rule of the military strongman Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq.
Pence's plan, which must undergo federal review, incorporates changes meant to align the state program with Affordable Care Act requirements.
The third edition has been fully updated throughout and incorporates changes brought about by the Scotland Act 2012.
This draft incorporates changes that we suggested (ref A) as well as the request that U.S. stockpiles be removed by 2013.
The algorithm, referred as Modified DE with Locality induced Genetic Operators (MDE-LiGO) incorporates changes in the three basic stages of a standard DE framework.
Although ecological processes at landscape scales can drive ecosystem structure and function at local sites, the monitoring and assessment of restoration projects and programs rarely incorporates changes in landscapes.
The framework also incorporates change management principles that guide the cultivation of the information security culture.
Our business model incorporates change as we're always modifying or adding components to stay ahead, meaning we disrupt the traditional approach to digital.
Trackle doesn't just search for keywords, it incorporates change into the keywords and provides up-to-date, highly customized information about ever-fluctuating internet content.
Q: How can I incorporate changes in a staff skeleton file into my own copy?
How can I incorporate changes in a staff skeleton file into my own copy?
