The phrase 'lasting changes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes that will have a long-lasting impact. For example: "The new education policy will make lasting changes to the schooling system."
Whether this series of scandals brings lasting changes may depend on what happens to the economy, and to people's investments.
Identifying your problem areas with your food choices is the first step toward making lasting changes.
The elections, while victorious for Gomułka, did not guarantee lasting changes in the Polish society.
First, nonsymptomatic developmental exposures to parathion straddling the threshold for cholinesterase inhibition nevertheless produce lasting changes in ACh synaptic function.
But he also said, "You get more lasting changes in behavior through positive educational approaches".
Expected changes were observed during the reading but, most significantly, there were lasting changes.
To make long-lasting changes, interns need to drive change from the bottom up.
Mr. Mefford said he believed that the American public needed to accept fundamental and long-lasting changes in public safety to guard itself against another terrorist attack.
"I think the reason we're getting these long-term effects is they are making some longer-lasting changes to the neural connections," he said.
Because prolonged exposure to abused drugs results in long-lasting changes in the brain, "addiction should be considered a chronic medical illness," the Barcelona scientists said.
Child abuse doesn't just cause emotional problems; it also causes long-lasting changes the brain.
