The phrase "alter the document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of changing something in a document, such as making edits or adjusting its layout. For example, "The editor had to alter the document to meet the client's specifications."
Silanis Technology Inc. of Montreal already has a business software program to append visual signatures to documents, but its software makes it impossible to detach the signature, forward the document without it or alter the document once it is added.
Usually, only one party has permission to alter the document at a time, mirroring the negotiation process, so they take their turn and then pass the permission on to someone else, but everyone can see the document and how it's being altered the whole time, and use the workspace to discuss any issues.
Unauthorised disclosures of classified documents do not alter the documents' classified status or automatically result in declassification of the documents".
Even as he made his announcement, Mr. Bush altered the document.
As troubling as this is, the fact is that Mr. Bacanovic was acquitted of altering the document in question.
Ms. Brulo is a defendant in a class-action lawsuit filed by families of juveniles who appeared before the two judges, and her lawyer quoted prosecutors as saying that she had altered the document so as to hide her culpability.
Lot and expiration codes on the boxes also were altered, the document said.
The man was required to appear in court on March 6, 2017, but prosecutors altered the document to say he'd instead have to show up to the district attorney's office on March 3.
The incident highlights how climate-change doubters tried and failed to alter the landmark papal document unveiled last week — one that saw the leader of 1 billion Catholics fuse faith and reason and come to the conclusion that "denial" is wrong.
However, since removing additive noise could alter the appearance of the document, as a first approach we decided to neglect noise.
Please don't alter the home's documents until you consult an estate-planning attorney.
