The phrase "alteration of design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to a design, whether in architecture, fashion, or any other field involving design.
Example: "The alteration of design in the new model has improved its functionality and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "modification of design" or "change in design".
Three sets of experiments are designed and conducted to study the guidance effect on "suppliers" by the alteration of the design of the government procurement mechanism in three different situations.
This design feature inhibits clearer delineation, whether the observed differences in the VAS performance were due to the different sample, differing professional experience amongst staff, the alteration of the design (scale versus ruler), the immediate feedback of the result on the score or the provided recommendations.
This chapter discusses the modelling of the fitting alteration of garment pattern design according to the linguistic response of the wearer by fuzzy logic techniques.
We report a novel strategy for high specific and simultaneous detection of multiple tumor-related proteins in cancer cells based on the activated fluorescence signal, which is triggered by specific-binding-induced conformation alteration of the designed activatable aptamer probe.
Other attempts to increase fixation based on alterations of thread design could theoretically be achieved by increasing the number of threads being used.
None of them constituted a major alteration of the Lautner design, which includes a boulder jutting into the living room; she simply made interior modifications to make it "more livable," according to Linda Hope.
An alteration of the pond design might lead to a decrease in light inhibition and thereby increasing the productivity Vonshak et al. 2013), also the ability to cope with excess light of high intensity varies over the experiment.
Both of these gave increased construction costs and alteration of the architectural design plans.
But there have been many serious losses over the years, including the destruction or radical alteration of important buildings designed by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Breuer.
Farid and Rahman recently reported an investigation of the microstructure and alteration of borosilicate glasses designed for the immobilisation of UK radioactive wastes [Preliminary assessment of modified borosilicate glasses for chromium and ruthenium immobilization, Materials Chemistry and Physics, 186 (20186 462–469].
