The phrase "alteration to this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or modification being made to a specific item or context.
Example: "Any alteration to this document must be approved by the manager before implementation."
Alternatives: "change to this" or "modification of this".
Any alteration to this calls into question the legitimacy of the other three freedoms, including Britain's favourite, the free movement of capital".
Even a slight alteration to this will slash profits, which, ironically may reduce job opportunities in the US.
When Bitcoin Cash was first created, it included an alteration to this algorithm that controls the mining difficulty.
The most noticeable alteration to this version of Razer was a redesigned front scoop.
Sequence alteration to this binding surface, without disrupting the overall scaffold, could easily allow the emergence of a great diversity of new interactions.
Treatments that cause no alteration to this ratio (PIIamp/PIIIamp) imply that any bipolar cell changes are downstream expressions of photoreceptor changes.
"After all," he said, "I tried so hard to be base"....Tells about delivering a final draft, then rewriting from Kubricks alterations to this draft...
The oldest known human alterations to this part of Salisbury Plain are three Mesolithic postholes, dating back more than ten thousand years.
The original regimen of a sulfonamide (sometimes with trimethoprim) plus pyrimethamine has continued, with minor alterations, to this day.
We have proposed a thorough study of the hospice cap that would help providers, regulators and legislators understand what is working, what is not and what the implications for alterations to this admittedly flawed mechanism would be.
Thus, although the coiled-coil formed by helix D is not essential for Kv7 function and it can be replaced by an unrelated tetrameric coiled-coil domain, channel processing, surface expression and gating are affected by alterations to this helix23,27,28,29.
