The phrase 'more gradual changes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a series of changes are occurring in small increments or steps. For example: "We are starting to see more gradual changes in technology, including advances in artificial intelligence."
However, little is known about the effects of more gradual changes in forest structure and at regional scales.
We also apply a Gaussian filter to smooth the eroded texture image to generate more gradual changes in the activities over time.
The urban landscape in Cases 2 7 and 2 9 comprised small height differences and more gradual changes in height, as shown in Figs. 17 and 18.
Noticing the more subtle differences in species composition and relative abundance within the forested parts of the flood plain could reveal similar, if less dramatic, transitions corresponding to much more gradual changes in soil type, moisture, topography and disturbance regime.
This two-stage model has been challenged by theories that advocate continuity in tectonic processes and more gradual changes in base level, and thus expect a more immediate and proportionate response of geomorphic systems.
The model results revealed that short term changes in the terminal electron acceptor consumption (biodegrdation extent) were solely attributed to fluctuations in residence time, while more gradual changes in biodegradation extent were due to both seasonal variations of the river water temperature and gradual changes in residence time.
"If it was a more gradual change, maybe people wouldn't feel so uneasy about it".
As Communist Party chief (1976 82) of Ho Chi Minh City, Kiet was charged with instituting socialist reforms in the city, but he favoured more gradual change and supported free enterprise.
For a people accustomed to more gradual change under military rule, the scale of the sales is raising apprehension that it will strengthen the hand of military cronies.
It is easy today to deprecate the suddenness, the cataclysmic nature, the overall revolutionary effect of these two changes and to seek to subordinate results to longer, deeper tendencies of more gradual change in western Europe.
Transition areas exist in ordinary kriging map, showing more gradual change among the subareas.
