The phrase 'lead to the change' is correct and may be used in written English.
It is used to express the notion that something has caused a change or transformation to take place. For example, "The rising cost of housing in the city has led to the change of many families moving to rural areas."
As Professor Williams had proposed back in the late 1800's, bodily change can lead to the change in emotion; it's not always emotion leading to the bodily change.
DNA immobilization and hybridization with complementary sequences lead to the change of electrochemical MnTPP/RGO properties.
Its growing popularity might lead to the change to the whole system of academic publishing as we know it.
We find that the strain induced changes of the oxide structure lead to the change of the oxygen diffusion coefficient.
"The activism then just gets squelched and doesn't lead to the change that people see, so that's disempowering to people, and they disengage," said Ms. Brown.
Therefore, they cannot take into account the common information shared across different data platforms and may fail in identifying driver genes that lead to the change of network.
Moreover, the changes in electrode connections lead to the changes of phase-amplitude characteristics.
However, the passivation bonds can also lead to the changes of the band gap structure.
Forest disturbances often lead to the changes in species composition, structure, stand biomass, productivity and C cycling.
Taken together these changes lead to increased 5-HT availability and may alter motility function and could lead to the changes in adsorption observed in the elderly.
Therefore, we concluded that these small changes in phosphorylation do not lead to the changes in interaction.
