The phrase "alteration of structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to physical or conceptual frameworks, such as architecture, biology, or organizational systems.
Example: "The alteration of structures within the organization has led to improved efficiency and communication among teams."
Alternatives: "modification of frameworks" or "change in systems".
Such reactions lead to alteration of structure of proteins or alteration of enzyme functions.
These mechanisms comprise of: (a) Alteration of unisensory structures, (b) Alteration of multisensory structures that interact directly, and (c) Alteration of multisensory structures that are coordinated by a separate multisensory structure.
Such experiments show that extreme alterations of structure can be inherited, but how much does this type of structural inheritance contribute to the generation of normal cell morphology?
Evidence from animal studies indicates that many lung alterations induced by environmental chemicals require functional and/or highly specific studies targeted at identifying alterations of structure or function.
The two most recent inversions, 2r and 2s, that are exclusive to D. mojavensis, show putative alterations of structure and/or expression of heat shock protein (Hsp) genes.
Dr. Fried was most noted for his subtle alteration of chemical structures, which enabled him to produce tailor-made compounds.
In addition, reduced Atoh8 function resulted in an alteration of retinal structures with a significantly reduced number of ganglion neurons.
The rapid emergence of these diseases may be a result of the alteration of community structures and relationships within ecosystems [1] [3].
Biophysical studies of the recombinant β-crystallins revealed that this mutation resulted in an alteration of the structures of both βB1-crystallin homomer and βB1/βA3-crystallin heteromer.
Additional benefits from hydropyrolysis include minimal product rearrangements, thereby avoiding alteration of organic structures and stereochemistries (Love et al., 1995).
