The phrase "a modified world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world that has been changed or altered in some way, often in a specific context such as technology, environment, or society.
Example: "In a modified world where climate change has drastically altered ecosystems, we must adapt our strategies for conservation."
Alternatives: "an altered world" or "a changed world".
In an increasingly modified world, understanding and predicting the consequences of landscape alteration on biodiversity is a challenge for ecologists.
The lumbering, modified World War II bombers, replaced by low-flying jets a few years later, were quickly spotted and often shot down, accompanied by emphatic protests from Moscow.
A modified Delphi and World Café approach underpinned the think tank meeting, approaches well recognized to foster interaction, dialogue, and collaboration between stakeholders.
Although players can build and modify worlds, as well as drive vehicles and ride horses and dragons, there is currently no online multiplayer mode – a vital element in the success of Minecraft and other similar block-building games.
A modified version of the world café concept [ 29] was used to engage women in conversations that reflected real life situations about alcohol and pregnancy and communication with health professionals.
Last year Waterstone, a consultancy, assembled the geodata for 13 American air-force bases and wrapped them up in a modified version of NASA's World Wind geobrowser.
As an illustrative example for the sensitivity of cooperation on network topology, we show cooperating agents after the last round of a 'repeated canonical Prisoner's Dilemma game' (PD-game) on two, almost identical versions of a modified Watts-Strogatz-type small-world model network [13], [17].
During World War II a modified in situ extraction process was implemented without significant success in Germany.
Countries of birth were grouped into world regions using a modified version of the UNICEF classification, with industrialised countries as the reference group (Appendix S1).
Fifty-nine Haitian healthealth-careiders (HHP) were surveyed in August 2010 using a modified World Health Organization Quality of Life-Brief questionnaire (WHOQoL-B) [17, 18].
