'suffer changes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation that has been altered, typically in a negative way. For example: "The company has had to suffer many changes in the past few weeks due to the pandemic."
The rest of the treatments did not seem to suffer changes in the features assessed optically.
Peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients may suffer changes in nutritional status after starting PD.
In Mobile scenarios, the network topology will inevitably suffer changes as nodes move.
The routing load does not suffer changes because the increment of reply packets in AODV_DT is counteracted by the reduction of error packets.
Furthermore, dendrites in contact with amyloid-β plaques suffer changes in the number and morphology of their spines (Tsai et al., 2004; Spires et al., 2005; Knafo et al., 2009 a, b ; Merino-Serrais et al., 2011).
For example, patients with retained ventilation tube, who underwent tympanoplasty during the removal of the tube and who did not suffer changes due to chronic inflammation are said to be at age "zero" of the perforation.
We cannot end, for time does not contain us; nor can we suffer change, for the structure of our negative biography rests on the unchangeable foundation of nothingness.
As it is passed on from one person to another, it suffers changes from forgetting or from conscious additions or substitutions; in any case, the item changes continually.
From the Late Miocene onwards these forests suffered changes due to the extinction of taxa, the impact of environmental change on the survivors, and the perturbations caused by the arrival of further Arctotertiary elements.
When the polarized states suffers changes, the depolarization compensation technology is valid to compensate the changes [23].
The polarized state suffers changes during the propagation [21, 22], for example, the reflections and the shadowing effect can destroy the polarization.
