The phrase "alteration of the shared" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to something that is collectively owned or experienced.
Example: "The alteration of the shared resources was necessary to improve efficiency among team members."
Alternatives: "modification of the collective" or "change of the shared".
However, although the company and its managers clearly intended to include language authorizing the alteration of the number of shares that could be awarded, the contract approved by the company shareholders did not include such terms.
Though obtained in a small sample, this finding prompts the hypothesis that the observed neurophysiological similarities between these 2 subgroups do reflect a shared pathophysiological alteration of the nociceptive network mediated by the drop in oestrogen levels.
In several cases it can be shown that this sexual modulation of behavior emerges through dynamic functional alterations to the properties of shared neural circuits.
Many, but not all of these alterations are shared with female breast cancer of the ductal invasive type.
In addition, we also investigated the presence of organ-specific alterations and alterations shared by all SCCs included in this study.
To investigate mutation spectrums and their correlations to phenotypes in Noonan syndrome (NS) and NS-related disorders that share functional alterations of the Ras-mitogen-activated protein kinase pathway.
Emerging laboratory findings supporting a precursor role for LCIS in the development of invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) include the presence of shared molecular alterations in LCIS and co-existing ILC in a small number of archival specimens [ 6- 8].
The possible mechanisms that explain the intergenerational effects on birth weight and linear growth are not mutually exclusives and include mechanical factors caused by reduced space for the fetus to grow, fetal programming of metabolic alterations, shared genetic characteristics, epigenetic effect, and sociocultural factors [ 8].
