The phrase "alter them to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate changing or modifying something to a different form or state.
Example: "Please alter them to fit the new specifications provided in the document."
Alternatives: "modify them to" or "change them to".
Among the brand's selling points were trousers finished at the bottom so the buyer did not need a tailor to alter them to fit.
"You could get them in any color and could easily alter them to look like New York State issue," Mr. Blower said.
An alternative approach, says Monell's Dr Beauchamp, would be to focus on specific genes in animals and alter them to track the pathways that the brain uses in integrating signals from the receptors.At present, finding the right enhancer or blocker for a given receptor means looking at thousands of compounds, a task better suited to automated testing than the caprices of the human tongue.
The chapter also examines the alert commands configuration panels, the default settings, and the way to alter them to better suit the security policy.
"The minute we start worrying that one group of viewers or another group of viewers is upset by our facts, so maybe we should alter them to make them more palatable, that's the moment we are derelict in duty," he said.
He also said that the album's protracted production history enabled the group to experiment with the songs and repeatedly alter them to taste, thus ironically yielding a record that was considered better than if they had been able to simply record it and be done with it sooner.
She experiments with recipes, altering them to accommodate people with food allergies.
When Hamlet discovers the orders, he alters them to make his two friends the victims instead.
"Instead of just focusing on killing resistant bacteria, we're also looking at ways of altering them to make them susceptible again," he says.
Food manufacturers, who have contended that nutrition labels provide consumers with adequate information, had a lukewarm response to the idea of altering them to reflect nutrition totals.
Three years after the 1980 and 1990 censuses, the mayor reassessed community board district lines citywide, sometimes altering them to accommodate shifts in population or city services.
