"urge for change" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to express a desire or longing to create an ongoing transformation. For example, "The protests served as a stark reminder of the public's urge for change."
As with Kennedy's speeches, feelgood rhetoric can mask a sharper urge for change.
The urge for change -- at least in the ways Washington parties -- is taking shape.
But the urge for change — at least in the ways Washington parties on — is taking shape.
"I'm tapping into an urge for change in the Labour party.
For us, the delicious laziness of the festive period has segued into an urge for change, for renewal and resolutions.
There have been no sensible suggestions that any of the above should be jettisoned – although the urge for change is strong, as the team director Andy Flower said on Monday – because that would hint at panic, but the whispers persist.
I am one of many urging for change and social engagement from the scientific community.
Some factions of the bitcoin community urged for change to counter the slowing processing rates of bitcoin.
The cover, "Obama"s Vietnam: How To Salvage Afghanistan," is highlighted by Fareed Zakaria's, "A Turnaround Strategy," namely an urging for changes in our counterinsurgency tactics; the strengthening of a corrupt and chaotic central government; pressuring the Pakistani army to dismantle jihadist networks; and somehow convincing the Taliban to abandon its links to Al Qaeda.
While Miriam's musical career doesn't begin in New York, it is there her influence is felt and ripples through politics and her position as civil rights activist cemented through her song lyrics that urged for democratic change.
They work to mitigate and prevent those harms by participating in individual-level interventions, demanding that contaminated sites be cleaned up and remediated, and by urging for policy changes at the local and global levels.
