The phrase "alteration of forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to various types of structures, designs, or formats.
Example: "The alteration of forms in the artwork reflects the artist's evolving style and perspective."
Alternatives: "modification of shapes" or "change of structures".
How can we tell whether the process of painting and repainting, the alteration of forms, colour and pictorial organisation as she goes, is not so much a matter of working towards a resolution, as just painting pictures on top of other pictures on the same canvas?
More procedural changes include the alteration of forms in clinics and maternity services so that the gender of partner is neutral rather than male (e.g. 'Do you have a partner? If so, what is their gender?').
For example, oxidized alteration of chlorite forms some iron oxides (Chamberlain et al. 1999), and siderite changes into pyrite and magnetite under low-oxygen conditions (Tanikawa et al. 2008).
An example from Tagalog is the alteration of the form suilat, "a writing," to the form sinuilat, "that which was written," through the addition of an infix, -in-.
"The external world is all-powerful in alteration of the form of organized bodies..
This scenario would imply that alteration of hair form, mammary structure and any possible effect on tooth morphology, are 'off-target' consequences of pleiotropic EDAR action.
These results emphasise the potential for extensive alteration of body form in squamates over (geologically) brief periods.
The exceptionally high frequency and rate of limb reduction inferred for Lerista emphasise the potential for rapid and substantial alteration of body form in squamates.
The 'violations' cover a wide range of 'subversive' activities designed to 'overthrow, destroy or alter, or to assist in the overthrow, destruction or alteration of, the constitutional form of the government * * * of the state of New Hampshire, or any political subdivision * * * by force, or violence.' 2 § 588 1.
These were taken directly from Greek tradition, with little alteration of their major form, although the Romans did use them with little attention to their internal logic.
Organic chemical reactions influence many geochemical processes, as, for example, rock weathering and production of soil, the solution, precipitation, and secretion of such dissolved materials as calcium carbonate, and the alteration of sediments to form sedimentary rocks.
