The phrase "alter so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I need to alter so that it fits better."
Alternatives: "change it" or "modify it".
Making alterations is an important part of budgeting, but you can only expect to alter so much.
It is amazing how one moment can alter so much.
Why does the body alter so dramatically with time?
Cannily gauging the intimate connection between the picturesquely antique and the tourist lire, they balked at letting him alter so much as the position of one window in his restorations.
To enhance the performance of CAD systems, engineers must be able to create CAD models of conceptual designs quickly; CAD models must also be easy to alter, so as to accommodate the rapid changes that the design undergoes through the lifecycle.
And if it doesn't work, then you can troubleshoot it and try to figure out what you need to alter so that you actually have the iterative experience of experimental design, as opposed to just experimental execution, which is what the majority of labs in both high school and college are about.
Did the White House intervene to alter so-called talking points used by then-U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, who inaccurately attributed the violence to anger over an anti-Islam video?
It cannot be altered so easily.
If employers begin to drop their own insurance, incentives can be altered so they don't.
"But the engineers said the river had been altered so much it wouldn't work".
Two weeks ago, his schedule was altered so he was pitching on the same days Tim Wakefield was.
