The phrase "alteration of representations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to how something is represented or depicted, such as in art, data visualization, or communication.
Example: "The alteration of representations in the new model allows for a more accurate depiction of the data trends."
Alternatives: "modification of representations" or "change in representations."
Nudo RJ, Milliken GW, Jenkins WM, Merzenich MM. 1996 Use-dependent alterations of movement representations in primary motor cortex of adult squirrel monkeys.
The Lyt-1+, 2- T-lymphocytes were more susceptible to cytolysis causing an alteration of the proportional representation of the Lyt-2+ subset from 30% of splenic T-cells (in normal mice) to over 90% of remaining T-lymphocytes in tumour bearing mice.
If the global place cell pattern is linked path-integration-wise then alteration of the place cell representation of the environment at one part of the maze might cause nonlocal changes in parts of the representation further away.
Alteration of the lumbar spine's representation in S1 [ 99] may be the substrate of abnormal proprioceptive representation of the back and therefore a possible source of sensory-motor incongruence.
The disease can be considered the alteration of this system, being the representation of an imbalance which is expressed initially as functional impairment, sometimes reversible [ 2].
It would be interesting to study whether these abrupt transitions of representations are also facilitated with transient alterations of synchrony.
However, a subset of CD samples showed alterations in the representations of the Bacteroides and Firmicutes [ 43, 57].
In our study, overexpression of miR-155 induces indeed a profound alteration of mRNA profiles associated with an over-representation of miRNAs predicted targets among the down-regulated transcripts.
In all honesty, I am fully against extensive alteration of images as that is a totally unrealistic representation of a person, and no one, not even the subject themselves can truly live up to that.
