The phrase "alteration is the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of change or modification in various contexts, such as literature, fashion, or processes.
Example: "In the context of storytelling, alteration is the key to character development and plot progression."
Alternatives: "change is the" or "modification is the".
A common alteration is the upregulation of glycolysis, and efforts to target glycolytic enzymes for anticancer therapy are under way.
Epigenetic alteration is the alteration of epigenomes (surrounding histone proteins) without changing the DNA sequence.
This alteration is the reason that certain young people, feeling especially vulnerable and powerless in their teen-age years, are attracted to violent gun use.
The most noticeable alteration is the move of two comedies off Thursday nights, the low-rated but much praised "Community" and the struggling new comedy "Whitney".
The usual product of alteration is the mineral serpentine, which may occur as a pseudomorph (a form with the outward appearance of the original mineral but that has been completely replaced by another mineral).
The most significant alteration is the nearly complete removal of the fourth and final novel in the series, "Last Post," which is the most abstract, the most difficult and maddening, and contains the least amount of action (the main character, Tietjens, appears hardly at all).
Moreover, while suggestion was the highest in the FFPR mode, alteration was the highest in the CAPR.
A major alteration was the placement of the signature song "I Dreamed a Dream".
The only dish transplanted directly from China to the U.S. with no alterations is the Seared Beef Medallions with Walnuts, and it's easy to see why.
One structure that will be undergoing alterations is the urbane Italian Renaissance four-story office building at 50 Madison Avenue, which was built as the headquarters of the A.S.P.C.A.
To find and measure these alterations is the aim of my research," Molina said.
