The phrase "alteration mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, design, or processes where a change or modification is being made.
Example: "In the software settings, you can switch to alteration mode to make adjustments to your preferences."
Alternatives: "modification mode" or "edit mode".
The mixed-mode bending test is used owing to its aptitude for easier alteration of mode ratio.
The blood specific transcriptome reflects suppression of dormancy, induction of cell-wall remodeling, alteration in mode of iron acquisition, evasion of immune surveillance and enhanced expression of important virulence factors that drive active infection and dissemination.
The alteration in modes of action supports a key role of the n-loop extension in assembling functional surface of CITDs for membrane disruption.
This was a dramatic moment, indicating a new and modern form of representation and an alteration in the mode of experiencing events in the world.
Moreover, while suggestion was the highest in the FFPR mode, alteration was the highest in the CAPR.
Asymptotic region of failure mode alteration exists and is observed to be dependent on loading rate transfer.
The MSA of materials at solid liquid surfaces is counterbalanced by many factors, such as the material concentration in the dispersion medium [18], change of pH, or metal complexation [19, 20], leading probably to alteration of the mode of assembly.
8. Scheman, 1993, 8, citing a passage from Wittgenstein, "The sickness of a time is cured by an alteration in the mode of life of human beings, and it was possible for the sickness of philosophical problems to get cured only through a changed mode of thought and of life, not through a medicine invented by an individual" (1967, 57).
What especially provoked Mr. Andriessen was the idea in Plato's philosophical tract that any alteration in the modes of music "is always followed by alteration in the most fundamental laws of the state," to quote a translation of the last line of "De Staat".
Feminist theorists of the body, working with the notion of the bodily imaginary, therefore see creative acts directed at alterations in our mode of perceiving bodies, as central to the process of political and social transformation (Lennon 2004).
