The phrase "alter exchange" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to changing or modifying an exchange, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "We need to alter the exchange process to make it more efficient."
Alternatives: "modify the exchange" or "change the exchange".
If attackers have access to a mobile user's network, such as by sharing the same unsecured wireless service offered by a restaurant, they could see or alter exchanges between the user and protected sites such as Gmail and Facebook.
One byproduct of the crisis has been a radically altered exchange rate.
Certainly in Europe, altering exchange rates is not the answer; reviving economies will require giving up on austerity, which is choking demand and investment.
After the magazine article was published, that musical number was altered, exchanging Mr. Schneiderman's name for Chuck Schumer's, the Democratic senator from New York.
Several petitions to block or alter the exchange had been rejected by Israel's high court on Monday.
Several petitions to block or alter the exchange were rejected by Israel's high court on Monday.
Metal ions (M) with ΔHhyd below 550 kJ/mol alter the exchange site at all states-of-hydration.
And Chinese bankers said the government might not want to alter the exchange rate at a time when speculative pressure might overwhelm China's brittle financial defenses.
The terrestrial carbon cycle is strongly affected by natural phenomena, terrain heterogeneity, and human-induced activities that alter carbon exchange via vegetation and soil activities.
The system would be overseen by a Stabilization Fund (it later became the International Monetary Fund), which would lend money to countries that ran into temporary financial difficulties, discipline countries that adopted irresponsible policies, and alter the exchange rates of countries that suffered a permanent economic dislocation through no fault of their own.
