"navigate the changes" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an ability to adapt to and make sense of a situation or set of circumstances that have changed. For example, you could say "We must navigate the changes brought on by the pandemic to ensure our business remains successful."
It is a far greater challenge to make them complicated and to navigate the changes wrought on them by experience.
The battle over just who was to blame for the publication of two virtually identical handbooks to help parents navigate the changes in the school system continued yesterday.
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"Dennis reminds me of a biblical prophet screaming in the desert, 'The Change is coming and prepare for the worst!' And he has been right," said Luis Garden Acosta, the founder of El Puente, a youth and community center that has recently embarked on an effort to navigate the changes with an ambitious project nurturing the arts, health and the environment.
We helped Barbara navigate the changes and communicate with her healthcare providers effectively.
During this era of accelerated change, increasing complexity and increased interconnections across sectors, organizations must build the capacity to proactively navigate the changes impacting them.
Beth Comstock, the senior vice president and chief marketing officer at the General Electric Company, took a long-term perspective — portraying Thomas A. Edison, a founder of G.E., as "the Steve Jobs of his day" — in offering "some lessons learned as we try to navigate the change".
After a four-way merger, senior leaders at a North American company implemented a "Lead With Your Strengths" program to help employees at all levels understand how to use their strengths to navigate the change, and to foster a unified culture with a shared operating strategy and mutual goals.
In our case, our founder was able to successfully navigate the change from desktop enterprise software to mobile app development with the advent of the iPhone in 2007.
Many fail to successfully make the transition, so Masese is examining how they navigate the change in order to develop a protocol that will help them transition successfully.
Your national/global organization may go in a certain direction, and you may kick and scream about it on the internal phone calls, but at the end of the day, as an organizational leader, you will have to lead your team to navigate the change.
