The phrase "alter service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changing or modifying a service in some way, such as in a technical or customer service context.
Example: "Due to the recent updates, we will need to alter service to accommodate the new requirements."
Alternatives: "modify service" or "change service".
Transit officials said yesterday that they do not foresee rerouting trains or bypassing the stations during construction, in part because there are few ways to alter service through the complex, but construction would sometimes close stairways and passages, making transfers much more difficult.
Angie's List's policy is to not modify, suppress, or alter service provider ratings or member reviews, positive or negative.
As a provider of SMS based mobile search and alter services, 4INFO offers free access to real-time sports scores, 411, stock quotes, weather updates, horoscopes and other content.
Indeed, it takes but modest sleigh-of-hand to alter services or redefine future benefits such as liability coverage.
The functioning of external accountability processes requires providers to be responsive to citizen input, including through taking action to alter services in response to ideas or concerns raised by citizens [ 6].
As a cloud service operation is executed, certain data response would be returned from its CSP, informing the execution result, e.g. execution status, obtained service information, newly altered service entities, etc.
Metro has altered service and used some stations as entrances or exits only to help manage congestion.
These include altering service delivery with modifications of routine practice, such as giving patients' with language needs more time, or seeking collaboration with social services that would be able to assist in legal and/or social issues.
Currently, altering services to meet changes in demand is very cumbersome.
The J&B partners don't plan to alter the service.
"The A.D.A. requires a reasonable modification to policies as long as it doesn't fundamentally alter the service or represent an undue burden".
