"start of change" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "This new policy marks the start of change for our company."
Mr. Maurizi said he worried that the system was hopelessly corrupt but thought Mr. Gingrich would at least be a start of change for the better.
He said if the left in Greece won a victory in the June general election it would be the "start of change and upheaval across the whole of Europe".
"This election is not just about Nagano; it's the start of change for all of Japan," said Sumako Tamura, a 53-year-old voter in the village of Oshikamura who supported Mr. Tanaka.
Part of the issue is how organizations view the human aspect of the closing date, which is usually treated as the end of the transaction, when it's really just the start of change.
The results suggest that conformational changes of polymer chains always take place before the start of changes in the characteristic FT-IR peaks of the crystalline phase.
This was the start of changes implemented to the character that would continue into the main series.
For the polynomial model, the change point is the start of the change from the first linear part to the second linear part.
These changes have been strong push factors for the start of a change process in Vietnamese medical education since the early 90s.
Open data can be the start of the change we need, if companies play ball.
"I think what this is, it's the start of a change that's going to happen in the markets".
We hope this pledge is the start of a change in the political weather around getting young people into work".
