The phrase "alter the content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to information, text, or material.
Example: "The editor decided to alter the content of the article to better fit the publication's style."
Alternatives: "modify the material" or "change the information."
You also agree to abide by all copyright notices and restrictions attached to the Content and not to remove any such notice or restriction, or alter the Content in any way.
The technology, in other words, did not notably alter the content or emotion of the photograph.
As evolution proceeds, mutations alter the content and size of this primordial genetic material, and we get longer and more elaborated pieces".
Scott Novak, a spokesman for Sports Illustrated, said the magazine had no obligation to tell Nike to alter the content of its ad.
As some producers chase new technology to fill seats — Mr. Davenport is already experimenting with text-message blasts for "Altar Boyz" — others wonder whether that chase will alter the content of the shows being promoted.
In the decision, Justice Louis B. York of State Supreme Court said that the amendment was not defensible because it sought to alter the content of free expression, which is constitutionally protected.
In 2005, he admitted he had urged NHK officials to alter the contents of a documentary about wartime sex slaves.
The moment the consumer clicks Send, Twitter's service will open, scan, and potentially alter the contents of the message," Raney argues in his filing.
Their results offer a startling view of how pollutants alter the contents of dust clouds, with near-global impacts.
The data structures flow along to various other processing blocks, which may alter the contents of Data Structures and/or modify their path through the block diagram.
Apparently, emotional state can also influence processing of perceptual input in a top-down manner, and alter the contents of visual awareness, even in absence of structured visual input.
