The phrase "alter the volume" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changing the loudness or intensity of sound in various contexts, such as audio settings or music playback.
Example: "To improve the listening experience, please alter the volume to a comfortable level."
Alternatives: "adjust the volume" or "change the volume."
At several places along the flow, young hydrologists can maneuver miniature dams and sluices to alter the volume and direction of the water.
The molecular processes, which alter the volume of the system, are found to be highly sensitive to the pressure.
A mercury flow-system is used to alter the volume, and therefore, the surface area and surface pressure of the mercury electrode.
The report also says that more, and more intense, episodes of flooding and drought could alter the volume of the rivers and affect the supply of water to dam reservoirs.
These allow not only motion-controlled gameplay for multiple users, enabling a better view around corners in racing title Forza 5 if you tilt your head, for example, but also voice-activated commands so that the user can turn the console on and off or alter the volume.
The device processes DTS Surround Sensation software to alter the volume of certain frequencies and add delays to some sounds, all psychoacoustic tricks to fool the brain into perceiving sound as coming not just from left and right, but from the front and back as well.
Glacier surges are an additional form of cyclical variation impacting the proglacial environment, which briefly alter the volumes and patterns of meltwater input.
NHL did not alter the volumes of other cortical regions including the IL, anterior cingulated (Cg1), and orbitofrontal cortex (OFC; Fig. 7d).
In this ice-free world, sea-level changes were caused by continental drift, altering the volume of ocean basins.
In vapor-fixed images, hydration only altered the volume of the extracellular compartment, expanding lacunae, further separating membrane arrays.
In addition, temperature affects whether or not a fish will sink or float, by altering the volume of gas within the swim bladder.
