The phrase "alter society" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to social structures, norms, or behaviors.
Example: "Innovative technologies have the potential to alter society in ways we have yet to fully understand."
Alternatives: "change society" or "transform society".
Alongside this dramatic population growth, technology continues to alter society at an exponential rate.
But even if words won't be replaced by pictures, the rising prominence of picture-based communications systems could still alter society in big ways.
That is how humanity advances. These ideas refer specifically to to property laws and how making property public will fundamentally alter society in a positive way.
Immediately my mind went to the bit of material I do about a chicken in an oven, and suddenly I was acutely aware of where my comedic strengths lie: they are firmly planted in clowning, a million miles away from the hard-hitting, political, thought-provoking brand of comedy that can alter society.
During the volatile years between 1789 and 1799, the revolutionaries sought not only to overturn politics by taking power away from the monarchy and the church, but also to fundamentally alter society by overthrowing old traditions and habits.
Or force the platform giants to shrink to a size at which no individual platform could alter society with the tweak of an algorithm.
The humanities enrich, create, and alter societies, cultures, and states in ways that dollars and cents cannot.
Wiki & Google are profoundly altering society, it will be many years before the ramifications are clear…" Ah yes, clarity.
In recent years, scholars have found that concealed carry may be altering society in measurable, and unwelcome, ways: in 2014, a study led by the Stanford law professor John J. Donohue III examined the effect of concealed-carry laws on crime, using data from 1979 to 2010.
Mr Chaney does indeed find evidence that oil wealth may retard democratic development but conquest continues to predict a democratic deficit whether or not "fuel-endowed" countries are excluded from the sample.Mr Chaney speculates that conquest altered society, casting an autocratic shadow across the centuries.
The recent housing crash, financial crisis, or even political events may have altered the nature of this tradeoff or altered society's willingness to tolerate labor market inefficiency in order to have more equity.
