The phrase "myriad of changes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Examples: 1. The new CEO has brought a myriad of changes to the company's operations, leading to increased profits and efficiency. 2. After the accident, the victim's family had to adapt to a myriad of changes in their daily routine. 3. The fashion industry is constantly evolving with a myriad of changes in trends and styles. 4. The government's policy has resulted in a myriad of changes in the education system. 5. As we near the end of the year, we reflect on the myriad of changes that have taken place in the world.
We considered the myriad of changes occurring in our rapidly changing healthcare environment, including device and communication technologies, increased awareness of the psychosocial aspects of diabetes and other factors.
Labor induces a myriad of changes in placental gene expression.
My family has lived in the city since 1909, so we've seen a myriad of changes.
The Indian higher education system has been witnessing a myriad of changes and challenges through the years.
Fast forward 15 years, and reality TV has gone through a myriad of changes to evolve into a genre that sees celebrities eating kangaroo balls and Z-listers throwing themselves off an Olympic ski jump.
The benefit reduction was not explained in George Osborne's speech to parliament, where he outlined the scope of the cuts, and subsequently has not attracted much attention amid the myriad of changes announced that day.
The uninitiated would have assumed no link whatsoever between the Fulham (and current) all black with red and white trim, the Brisbane-era maroon and gold, Branson's blood red and navy, Harlequins' pastels, let alone the myriad of change strips.
A myriad of genetic changes accompany lung adenocarcinomas, many of which are poorly understood.
Proteins organize themselves into specific three-dimensional structures, through a myriad of conformational changes.
DRM, and the myriad of supporting changes in technology that it will demand (for example, the addition of dedicated "trusted computing" chips to new computers), will build back into the architecture of the digital world the control that the original architecture of the digital world disabled.
How is personality stability possible amid the myriad of social changes and transformations that characterize a human life?
