The phrase "reverse changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It is mostly used when talking about reversing something that has already been done. For example, "The President announced new policies to reverse changes that had been made to the healthcare system."
Most of the reverse changes had been completed by 1979.
They worry that any government involving the former prime minister could reverse changes set by Mario Monti, the economist who replaced Mr. Berlusconi.
The activists were seeking to reverse changes to the party rules, which tightly bound Republican delegates to the result of state primaries and featured a number of other changes intended to further centralize power.
Mr. Hollande would also reverse changes to the pension system instituted under Mr. Sarkozy, by pushing the retirement age back to 60, from 62, for people meeting certain criteria.
The reverse changes in ip, Rct, E and Cd can be due to the thickening of the newly formed layer and its chemical and/or structural changes.
Addition of SO42− ions decreases the rate of passive film growth and the incubation time, while the reverse changes produced by addition of either WO42− or MoO42− ions.
However, the coulombic efficiency shows a reverse change.
The enzymatic reaction triggered an opposite changes in the concentration of the reactant and the product, thus resulting in a reverse change trend in two ECL signals.
The doctrine is taught that it's a challenge that you can overcome that homosexuality is a thing you can reverse, change, or repair".
Some of the 1995 tort reforms, for example, reversed changes made in the "reform" legislative sessions of the early 1970's, he said.
We examined whether LI160 reverses changes of a low dose ketamine on AEP in healthy subjects.
