The phrase "alter records" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of changing or modifying existing records, such as in databases or official documents.
Example: "The administrator has the authority to alter records in the system to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "modify records" or "amend records".
Many experts have also speculated that if a time limit regarding the patient's pneumonia history was set, some doctors would alter records in an effort to possibly stave off the decline of otherwise doomed patients.
In fact, as she saw it in a view shared by many of her peers the Brotherhood wanted to control the Library and Archives in order to gain access to sensitive national-security documents, and to censor or alter records and artifacts.
In fact, as she saw it — in a view shared by many of her peers — the Brotherhood wanted to control the Library and Archives in order to gain access to sensitive national-security documents, and to censor or alter records and artifacts.
And that was it: he had enough access to alter records.
It is difficult to hack and alter records stored in a blockchain, but not the programming codes and systems that implement its technology.
Lastly, the framework does not ensure integrity, freshness or completeness of results returned to the application or the user, since an adversary that compromises the database in some way can delete or alter records.
This month, prosecutors contended that his former executives and accountants had deliberately misled creditors, altering records to conceal the group's debts.
Three nuns from the Hsi Lai Temple told a Senate committee last fall that the temple altered records and reimbursed donors after an April 1996 fund-raiser that Mr. Gore attended.
In such situations, many managers altered records to show such workers clocking out for the day one minute after their lunch breaks began -- at 12 01 p.m., for example.
The suit charged that the brothers had known of their father's fraud and that they had deleted or altered records during an investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
The lawyer, Thomas Demetrio, filed a petition on Thursday in Cook County Circuit Court on behalf of the woman, asking officials to keep a hospital and an organ procurement center from destroying or altering records involving the donation.
