The phrase "alter more than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that exceed a certain limit or threshold.
Example: "The new policy will alter more than just the working hours; it will also impact employee benefits."
Alternatives: "change more than" or "modify more than".
But, as a team of researchers at the University of Nottingham, in England, recently discovered, smart meters can alter more than our habits they can also influence our emotional states.
But, as a team of researchers at the University of Nottingham, in England, recently discovered, smart meters can alter more than our habits — they can also influence our emotional states.
A strike that will disrupt the journeys of millions of people who live and work in the capital could alter more than their daily routine.
Collectively, evidence is mounting that TET2 inactivation in cancer may alter more than just DNA methylation; in fact, transformation may result considerably from disrupted interactions with other epigenetic regulators and development-associated transcription factors.
"Ideally, Lent is a season in which the Church can imagine for itself how God might be inviting us to alter more than our chocolate intake," Greer said.
Alternatively, nRHO-1(G14V) expression in pharyngeal motor neurons may alter more than ACh release, for example neuropeptides and octopamine that can both reduce contraction of the pharyngeal muscle [49].
That piece, at 18 Allen Street, was altered more than once by other taggers within hours.
When Tom watches Andy, he must be cautious, altering more than 20 years of behavior as his son's most animated coach.
Satellites that map vegetation and the nighttime signature of human activity -- fire and light -- show that people have altered more than one-third of the terrestrial landscape.
Their line-up has since altered more than Spain's but a sharp Torres would be a menace even if the two centre-backs enjoy good cover from two holding midfielders.
As for the substitution of tuba for bass, it altered more than timbre, making for a lurching gait in "Sweet and Sad Consistency," a waltz, and a hefty push on "Million Billion BTUs," which half-evoked spy-movie music.
