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"reforms to" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to talk about changes that need to be made to a particular system. For example: "The government will need to make comprehensive reforms to the healthcare system to provide better care for its citizens."
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Some have proposed reforms to circumvent paralysis.
Patterson once compared road reforms to rape.
Reforms to restore academic rigour are vital.
Instead, he advocated broad reforms to the rate-setting process.
She unsuccessfully attempts to mention these reforms to her son.
Reforms to IASB's governance should bolster this independence.
That said, there may be few reforms to block.
And yes, Europe still has many structural reforms to undertake.
These will include structural reforms to encourage growth.
Reforms to the Interior ministry are reducing its excessive power.
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It declared medical reforms to be "basically a failure".
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