The phrase "alteration that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or modification that is expected or intended to have a certain effect or outcome.
Example: "The alteration that would improve the system's efficiency is still under consideration."
Alternatives: "change that could" or "modification that might".
Noting Bauer's success, Dorsey could certainly use a simple software alteration that would suddenly turn the social network profitable.
And they have talked about changing the supermajority rule to 60 percent instead of two-thirds, an alteration that would render the Democrats meaningless on any partisan issue.
Usually, Mr. Higgins said, a project replacing kitchen flooring would be a significant capital improvement to the premises, the type of alteration that would not be permissible by a tenant without the landlord's approval.
Were it wholly federal on the other hand, the concurrence of each State in the Union would be essential to every alteration that would be binding on all.
Also last year, a provision was inserted into a new criminal-prosecution code that barred relatives of a defendant from testifying against him or her in court an alteration that would effectively leave female victims of domestic abuse without any chance of seeing their attackers prosecuted.
No animal presented opacity or any evident alteration that would affect proper vision.
Silencing of p53 may thus predispose MDD2 cells to accumulate β-tubulin alterations that would alter microtubule composition and dynamics conferring resistance to microtuble-targeted drugs.
The Keegans then received $14,000 in renovation funds to make alterations that would cut energy costs and correct problems found in an engineer's inspection.
"It's ironic to hear landlords say they cannot meet expenses when they can spend money for alterations and lawyers," alterations that would let them raise the rent, and lawyers who would evict tenants, she said.
The hope was that by comparing the genes of people with varying degrees of severity, the researchers might discover genetic alterations that would reveal why heart disease occurs.
The production employed vocal transpositions and other alterations that would be frowned on today, in the aftermath of the early-music movement, which has enhanced understanding of Handelian style and Baroque performance practice.
