The phrase "responsive to the changing" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing adaptability or sensitivity to changes in a particular situation or environment.
Example: "The organization must be responsive to the changing market conditions to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "adaptable to the evolving" or "sensitive to the shifting".
The company has also been responsive to the changing fashion needs of its clients, the majority of whom are men.
"We aim to be the best police force for London and are transforming the way we deliver policing in London so that we are efficient and effective and responsive to the changing needs of Londoners.
The New America Foundation, which is based in Washington, characterizes itself on its Web site as interested in "work that is responsive to the changing conditions and problems of our 21st Century information-age economy".
He served on the Supreme Court for close to a quarter of a century and with liberal colleagues established a new sociological jurisprudence, responsive to the changing realities of ordinary life.
This article reports on the development of an innovative curriculum designed to prepare an appropriately qualified nursing workforce with enhanced mental health knowledge and skill to be responsive to the changing nature of health service delivery.
If the system could make use of such information, yet remain responsive to the changing stimulus, it would be advantageous.
And these works are less divisive than religious texts because their insights are not contingent on the acceptance of a particular mythology, are based on reason, not revelation, and are therefore open to discussion and more responsive to the continually changing conditions we find ourselves in.
Findings of this paper are valuable inputs to nursing educators, practitioners, and administrators in initiating realignment efforts geared toward developing nurses whose knowledge, skills and attitudes are responsive to the ever changing professional practice landscape.
From these engagements, the number one recommendation of the Commission on the Education of Health Professionals was the "adoption of competency-based curricula that are responsive to the rapidly changing needs".
Given the dynamism of these epigenetic marks, one could speculate that these epigenetic marks are responsive to the rapidly changing environmental exposures.
A spokesman for the airport said: "An expanded Gatwick would be the world's most efficient two-runway airport - flexible and responsive to meet the changing needs of passengers and airlines.
