The phrase "alter the circulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changing or modifying the flow of something, such as blood circulation, information distribution, or financial circulation.
Example: "The new exercise program is designed to alter the circulation in the body, promoting better overall health."
Alternatives: "change the flow" or "modify the distribution".
Some of Francis's own recent research has focused on the potential for Arctic sea ice declines to alter the circulation of a fast-flowing current of air known as the jet stream, causing it to weaken.
Uncomplicated VSDs do not alter the circulation significantly in either the fetus or immediate newborn period, with the important exception of premature infants.
First, the pathophysiological origin of the damage (e.g. presence of comorbidity) can dramatically alter the circulation dynamics of a given organ injury/function parameter(s) in the CLP model (and sepsis in general).
It alters the circulation and metabolism of bone.
According to this author, careful superficial laser treatment would not affect the deep blood circulation or alter the collateral circulation, avoiding these complications [ 19].
Less certainly, the influx of fresh and warmer water could start to alter the planetary circulation of ocean currents and winds which dictate weather patterns.
Though an intriguing problem in geophysical fluid dynamics, superrotation is arguably of limited consequence for the broader climate system unless it is felt at the surface, where it can alter the ocean circulation and surface temperature patterns.
The Bahía Blanca Estuary (38° 50′ S, and 62° 30′ W) presents salt marshes where interactions between the local flora (Sarcocornia perennis) and fauna (Chasmagnathus granulatus) generate some kind of salt pans that alter the normal water circulation and condition its flow and course towards tidal creeks.
CMV-infection may alter the delicate ion circulation throughout the stria vascularis, damaging the ion channels and dissipating the positive potential of the intrastrial space.
Other drugs used in extended intensive care may also improve cardiac output, alter the distribution of the circulation or alter pulmonary function or gas exchange.
Drugs that alter the distribution of the circulation may be required for infants with persistent hypoxemia due to pulmonary hypertension or congenital heart disease (tolazoline, nitroprusside, prostaglandin E(1)), or with pulmonary congestion due to persistent patency of the ductus arteriosus (indomethacin).
