"location changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of something moving or being moved from one place to another. Example: "The location changes of the company's factories have caused some logistical challenges."
Studying variations as a function of QD latitude, we can estimate where the currents are located, and whether the location changes with time and/or disturbance level.
There are no name or location changes.
There are no name or location changes; there shouldn't be.
API #2 is called Geofencing, and it improves apps' response to phone user location changes.
Location changes the value here "phenomenally," said Shirley De Wallens, director of Sunshine Properties France, a regional real estate agency.
It is also good to aim to reduce the number of job and location changes in a typical Army career.
"As happens every year, we have had some location changes due to capacity concerns, accessibility improvements, and some other extenuating circumstances".
"Scientists are tracking the cloud's movements constantly but its location changes frequently, depending on the strength of eruptions and prevailing winds.
Location changes dreamlike, at whim; we are either in a mushroomy field in gorgeous countryside, or a Parisian room, or by a seashore or a graveyard.
Ineptly produced and prone to disaster, the film experienced shooting delays, location changes, script rewrites, and director changes (Rouben Mamoulian was replaced by Joseph L. Mankiewicz).
Off in the bushes beyond the Stone Circle a lightly worn path led to an unlit tunnel – information that's OK to disclose since the exact location changes from year to year.
