The phrase "alter aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to specific features or elements of something.
Example: "The new software update will alter aspects of the user interface to improve usability."
Alternatives: "modify elements" or "change features".
This alone is not enough to protect Pluto; perturbations from the planets (especially Neptune) could alter aspects of Pluto's orbit (such as its orbital precession) over millions of years so that a collision could be possible.
While some claim that the exchange isn't fair when those who benefit from this transaction are Westerners, others defend that when you invert cultural appropriation, it can be seen as a form of resistance to the dominant society, especially when the members of a marginalised group take and alter aspects of the dominant culture to affirm their own agenda.
Silencing Fst might thus impair some protective functions against oxidative stress and/or alter aspects of osmoregulation across membranes in the tubule and midgut.
Interestingly, prism adaptation can also alter aspects of non-lateralised spatial attention.
Social and physical environmental factors interact to alter aspects of maternal diurnal cortisol during pregnancy.
This approach typically involves "a process though which practitioners (insiders) are encouraged to review and alter aspects of practice by an 'outsider'" [ 15].
Another example is the brief, but unforgettable flashback to Ted's visit to Hiroshima in which he has a kind of epiphany about his place in the world: It was now that Ted Tice's life began to alter aspect and direction.
She says: 'We are quite literally consuming and altering aspects of landscape to correspond to our ideals of paradise.' 10.
I found new names for the characters, altered aspects of their pasts, their surroundings, details of their faces.
The Secretary of Education should be focusing on areas of the education system that are genuinely flawed, rather than altering aspects that simply don't need changing.
And so she decided to relocate Wharton's tale to modern-day Hampstead, while altering aspects of plot and character and ending with a "very different message".
