The phrase "alteration mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or systems that involve changes or modifications, particularly in technical or scientific fields.
Example: "The alteration mechanism in the software allows users to customize their experience based on personal preferences."
Alternatives: "modification process" or "change system".
The contact angle measurements also indicate the possibility of activating wettability alteration mechanism.
The present study was designed to evaluate the possible 'efferent feedback alteration mechanism' in the Sprague Dawley rat using distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAEs).
The alteration mechanism on the forest succession pathway was that herbs formed tall, dense, and persistent mono-dominant thickets after the typhoon, which inhibited the regeneration of broadleaved trees.
However, CO2 and its derived ions dissolved in the brines seem to inhibit the wettability alteration mechanism.
In addition to the wettability alteration mechanism, viscosity reduction is considered as another mechanism due to an increase in temperature.
Adding polymer to low salinity water can improve sweep efficiency and mobilize part of detached oil by low salinity wettability alteration mechanism.
The results obtained in this study indicated that anthropogenic changes were largely responsible and enhanced the main alteration mechanisms observed in the Circular Mausoleum.
Design and development of suitable multilayered systems for delaying corrosion advance in metals requires that both the alteration mechanisms of the metal and the behaviour and properties of the protective coatings be known.
B lymphocytes use two DNA alteration mechanisms, class switch recombination (CSR) and somatic hypermutation (SHM), to re-engineer their antibody gene expressing loci until a tailored antibody gene for a specific antigen is satisfactorily generated.
We also conducted MCC-1 type experiments with the same glass using silica saturated solutions at 60°C, 75°C and 90°C to understand the alteration mechanisms of glass under these conditions.
In this review paper, we first present a comprehensive summarization of possible wettability alteration mechanisms, including fines migration or dissolution, multicomponent ion-exchange (MIE), electrical double layer (EDL) interaction between rock and oil, and repulsive hydration force.
