The phrase "no longer changing" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used after a situation has been in flux and has subsequently stabilized. For example, "After months of uncertainty, the company's financial position is no longer changing."
This importantly differs from standard cognitive therapy approaches in that the focus is no longer on changing the content of thoughts, feelings and beliefs that individuals attach to specific events, but instead changing the relationship to this content.
Crossing most borders, whether for work or pleasure, no longer requires changing currencies or presenting a passport.
39 This first phase of recovery may last up to seven weeks, after which the risks of first readmission to hospital and death have significantly declined and are no longer rapidly changing.
When Johnson et al. reduced the amount of VCP produced by the muscle cells, via a method called RNA interference, the lysosome tubules broke down into vesicles that were no longer constantly changing.
Yet within seven weeks of hospitalization, the risks of both first readmission to hospital and death were significantly lower than at discharge and were no longer rapidly changing for all three conditions, suggesting that patients surviving to this time while avoiding readmission to hospital may have progressed to a new phase of recovery with reduced vulnerability.
Times have changed, and it's no longer just about changing job titles and Tupe – Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment).
Similar to cribs, many changing tables now feature a convertible option, where it starts out as a changing table and drawer combination and can be changed to a full dresser once the baby no longer needs a changing area.
Her old guise as Folk Keeper no longer fits her changing body and mind.
But the old relationship may no longer serve the changing health needs of an adolescent.
