The phrase "alter timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where adjustments to a schedule or timing are necessary, such as in project management or event planning.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we need to alter timing for the project deadlines."
Alternatives: "adjust timing" or "modify timing".
In fact, individual choices can drastically affect the epidemic spread, by altering timing, dynamics and overall number of cases.
Surprisingly these mice did not develop joint failure, but they did seem to have altered timing of their secondary centers of ossification.
At the transition to stationary phase, at an OD600 of 4, they had already become clearly weaker in the mutant than in the wild type revealing a remarkably altered timing in the transcription of the main global regulators in BB1305.
However, it is far more likely that, as previously observed in T7 phage, genes with no direct role in cell lysis affect lysis timing by altering timing of lysis gene expression or by indirect effects on other stages of the life cycle rather than lysis mechanisms per se [ 17, 20, 49].
Amygdala lesions affect both fear (8) and the timing of puberty in female monkeys (5), and such lesions have been shown to alter the timing of puberty in rats from studies that date back to the 1960s 99, 10).
"While overweight and obesity alter the timing of girls' puberty, those factors don't explain all of the variance in pubertal timing.
Therefore, multiple species in the same location will leaf out at different times in the season, and changes in species distributions can drastically alter the timing of leaf emergence across the temperate biome.
These compounds behave like steroid hormones and can alter puberty timing.
Woody plant cover can alter the timing and amount of plant available moisture in the soil and saprolite.
