'alter destiny' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to express a desire to change one's fate or someone else's. For example: "We must all work together to alter destiny and create a brighter future."
"I was skeptical of any childish attempts to alter destiny..
"I was skeptical of any childish attempts to alter destiny...
Both techniques work in reverse: Izanagi allows the user to "alter destiny"; they may turn moments inflicted on them (such as injury or death blow) into mere illusions, though only for several seconds, while Izanami is used to "determine destiny"; it traps the target in reliving a moment in an infinite loop until accepting the truth or remain still and eventually die.
You never know what the future holds, or how life's unexpected experiences can alter destinies.
You picture every musician in that LA studio sweating, giving everything and you wonder if they knew, like, really knew what they were doing, recording a song with the power to change lives, to alter destinies, to breathe new life into a loveless world.
Bo Diddley?... It's not a big deal, but I would get treated like I was entering some other realm or some altered destiny.
If genes are destiny, science has been doing its best to alter that destiny, and of course venture capitalists, burned and jaded by high tech, are looking for ways to turn the science into profit.
"Are you ready to alter your destiny?" he asks.
But what is impressive is how Ayckbourn uses a fiendishly clever plot to impart the cheering message that foreknowledge enables us to alter our destiny.
We all have the power and everything needed to alter our destiny.
It also becomes the catalyst for Ewa to try to alter her destiny.
