The phrase "initiate changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe starting a significant process of development or improvement. For example, "At the start of the year, the company decided to initiate changes to its corporate structure."
Only you can initiate changes.
The clubhouse is the players' domain, Valentine said, and players would have to initiate changes.
If the body agrees that there were flaws in the election process, it could initiate changes for which the opposition could take credit, keeping its promise of fighting a long-haul struggle for democracy.
A report released Monday by Public Citizen, the consumer advocacy group, listed 434 generic drugs for which no brand-name product remains on the market to initiate changes in the warning labels to flag newly discovered risks.
"A change at one point, in one molecule even, may reverberate throughout the entire system to initiate changes in seemingly unrelated organs and tissues," says a recent summary of the current status of medical research carried out by the American Foundation, an independent research organization.
Indeed, Mr. Perez, 44, moved back here from suburban Bloomfield last year to run for a mayor's job that he saw as an opportunity to consolidate accountability and initiate changes that would inspire confidence in a city that has had so little for so long.
No government that is trying to make over its image in time for elections in 2014 will initiate changes like cutting fuel subsidies or opening sectors like retailing to foreign investment — moves that, for all their merit, are still contested fiercely in India.
Furthermore risk awareness in society will be strengthened in order to initiate changes in behavior patterns.
