The phrase "promote changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to encouraging change (such as reform or improvement) in some policy, law, or practice. For example, "The government is attempting to promote changes in education policy to increase standards in the classroom."
Possibly, co-factor interactions are regulated by PTMs of p53 and/or interacting proteins promote changes in p53 PTMs to achieve promoter specific transactivation.
Ms. Haddock spent 14 months, from January 1999 to February 2000, walking from Pasadena, Calif., to Washington, D.C., to promote changes in laws governing campaign finance.
The government has been meeting with tribe members to promote changes to the Indian Act that it says will improve Indian governance and accountability.
How can policymakers use climate and sport to promote changes in behaviour, and should these more creative methods feature in Cop 21 discussions?
While some earlier coalitions between industry and advocacy groups have failed in their efforts to promote changes in privacy law, Digital Due Process is remarkable for its breadth.
Martha Coakley, the state attorney general, said at the time that Mr. Vitale communicated with Mr. DiMasi "on several occasions" in an effort to promote changes to a law that would help one of his clients.
United States officials have sought to take advantage of widespread support for the idea of a more efficient and democratic Palestinian administration to promote changes in the security forces that might build confidence between the sides.
These steps were designed to promote changes in the attitudes and practices of food handlers.
(2) Intervention Units One consultant obstetrician from each unit was encouraged to promote changes in clinical practice within their unit.
Recently, constructs of behavioral theories have been integrated into weight loss programs and used to promote changes in health behaviors.
Installation of structures such as water ponding dikes can promote changes to natural vegetation patterns at a landscape scale.
