The phrase "alteration to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made with the intention of enhancing or bettering something.
Example: "The alteration to improve the user interface has received positive feedback from our customers."
Alternatives: "modification for enhancement" or "change for betterment".
Eighty three percent felt that genetic alterations to improve the intelligence or physical characteristics of unborn babies should be banned.
The collaboration did not go particularly well: Sullivan wrote that Pinero and Comyns Carr were "gifted and brilliant men, with no experience in writing for music", and, when he asked for alterations to improve the structure, they refused.
As in our experience, although the organisms could still be recovered after alterations to improve drainage and reduce splashing, these modifications were temporally associated with persistent declines in the rate of clinical infections.
But even those alterations failed to improve the visitors' prospects as Hearts ended the opening half two goals up having barely got out of second gear.
In fact, these additional alterations appeared to improve viral fitness, because the late harvest progenies had shorter latency periods than the early harvest ones (Fig. 2).
The exposure to a variety of environmental stimuli during a certain period of time is able to prevent brain alterations and to improve learning and memory in conditions like stress, aging and neurodegenerative processes.
Exercise, through biochemical, neural and hormonal alterations appear to improve vascular function and hence BP [ 8].
This will not only decipher the pathophysiology of the disease but also help to characterize pathways controlling hippocampal-dependent learning and memory that could be targeted to rescue DS alterations or to improve normal condition.
The Th and TC have stronger correlations with elevation than K and U. Thus, K and U show relative local enrichment in low-lying areas, whilst Th and TC do not; alteration indices proposed to improve the discrimination of potassic alteration also generate false anomalies, caused by local enrichment of the K and U in low-lying areas.
