"meet the changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used as an imperative sentence to express the idea of accepting or adapting to change. For example, "Let's meet the changes by embracing new ideas and being open to different ways of doing things."
It is in the public's interest that the profession continue to regulate itself by developing and changing the methods of self-regulation to meet the changes in health care and society.
And leadership, to be worthy of the name, demands the courage and foresight both to imagine new possibilities and to meet the changes that are necessary.
As the play travels a complicated distance, from winter to early summer, with one side trip to a sunny past when Beth and Tom first meet, the changes in four people are remarkably charted with a masterly fusion of psychology and drama.
A variety of programs have been developed in order to educate registered nurses (RN) to meet the changes and demands in health and nursing care throughout the world.
The modifiability of a software system is the easiness to modify the system to meet the changes in the environment, requirements, or functional specifications of the systems.
Therefore, our performance improvement decreases the detection time and can lend a helping hand to meet the changes in the wire speed and the increasing number of attack signatures.
The flu crosses the threshold of epidemic levels almost every year in the US, as strains mutate and the CDC rolls out new vaccines to meet the changed viruses.
Lord Patten, BBC Trust chairman, said he believed the agreement would allow further development of "Welsh language broadcast media, to provide a service that truly meets the changes, needs and expectations of the audience".
These are printed in bold by protocol for those meeting the change criterion.
We examined these posterior probabilities for probe sets meeting the change criterion in each protocol for FC > Δ = 1.5, 2, 4, 8 and probability cutoffs of 85%, 90 %, 95 % and 99(Table 2).
This means a change in behavioural and physiological parameters to meet the environmental changes and maintain homeostasis.
