"judicious changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means making wise or prudent alterations to something. Example: The CEO made judicious changes to the company's financial policies, resulting in improved profits and greater overall stability. These judicious changes were praised by shareholders and industry experts alike.
One way for the Democrats to redress these failings, some of the party's pundits are now arguing, is by a judicious change of language.
Based on the judicious change in the phase of transmitted signal applied for synchronization purposes, the second algorithm can also be used to extract synchronized aggregate templates.
Thanks to a judicious change of variables, the virtual channel matrix can be parameterized as H v = σ 1 0 0 σ 2 = ρ cos θ 0 0 sin θ (6).
The main limitation of EDS algorithm is that the judicious change in the signal format results in the loss of one frame per symbol, thereby making it a semi-NDA algorithm.
When it is part of a judicious planning of change, the development of health policies provides a unique opportunity for building consensus around health issues and for allowing citizens to voice their opinion, thus giving a greater degree of legitimacy to actions that will be proposed later.
But many Moroccans will see the changes as a judicious effort by the king to promote a gradual move toward democratic accountability.
Theories as to the cause of this slight resurgence include an increased awareness of the syndrome, population changes and the more judicious use of antibiotics for the treatment of streptococcal pharyngitis [2, 7, 14].
This study extends previous studies by demonstrating that in cases where water quality is affected by seasonal changes in intraborehole flow, judicious wellfield management practices can be employed to partially control its adverse effects.
Former Chechen rebels are labeled Heroes of Russia just for having changed sides at a judicious moment.
