The phrase "allow alterations of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to making changes to something, such as a document, design, or plan.
Example: "The new policy will allow alterations of the existing contract to better suit the needs of both parties."
Alternatives: "permit modifications to the" or "enable changes to the".
In the centuries that followed, shipping and agricultural interests pressed Congress to allow alteration of the river.
This has resulted in calls for the instigation of Primary Care PAD screening which would identify those at increased risk and potentially allow alteration of the disease trajectory via secondary risk factor modification [ 4].
A potentiostat circuit is given which allows alteration of the slope of the resistance line without modifying the steady state of the electrode.
Epigenetic mechanisms allow alteration of genome function without mutating the underlying sequence.
DNA methylation changes are involved in epigenetic regulation mechanisms, which allow alteration of gene function without mutating the sequence.
FDG-PET performed early in treatment (after one course of chemotherapy) does appear to be able to predict which patients will be responders and potentially allow alteration of drug regimes.
Since WASP proteins are tethered to the cell membrane, it is also possible that mechanical tension between the filament network and the membrane plays a similar role in promoting WASP release and consequent daughter growth, which might allow alteration of cell motility in response to mechanical stimuli.
In a recently proposed model, Tucker (6) suggested that changes in the homeostatic status, reflected by the momentary RPE, allows alteration of pacing strategy (power output) in both an anticipatory and responsive manner based on pre-exercise expectations and peripheral feedback from different physiological sensors.
But he acknowledged that he had signed a standard release allowing alteration of his image.
Professor Sanderson described transgenic techniques that allowed selective alterations of the expression of genes in the intestinal epithelial cell.
