The phrase "alteration we made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or modification that has been implemented in a particular context, such as a document, project, or process.
Example: "The alteration we made to the report improved its clarity and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "change we implemented" or "modification we performed".
Although there is an ongoing debate which assays are best to quantify these alterations, we made an effort to assess the functional consequences of PINK1 deficiency for both motor and non-motor nervous system deficits as well as growth and survival of the whole organism, using homozygous mutant and wildtype cohorts in pure 129/SvEv background, both derived from the founding heterozygous animals.
However, most users stated that they intuitively used button A so we made this alteration.
We made an alteration in this method of classification, adding one new class, the In-Cab Train Advisory Systems, reorganized the content of some classes, and extended the description of each class and their subsystems.
Instead, we made specific alterations to the portion of the nBMP2 gene that encodes the bipartite NLS, whose alterations were predicted to block nuclear translocation of nBMP2 yet still allow synthesis and secretion of conventional BMP2.
Once this was agreed upon, we made any alterations that were required and laser scanned the model.
"We made some alterations around the team to try and get back in the game and credit to my players for getting back into the game.
We made similar alterations later in the Discussion and in the legend for Figure 10.
In order to secure the confidentiality of the participants, we made minor alterations to prevent identification of cases (e.g., names and places that could identify the participant).
Starting from the variant catalogue described by Gordon et al.3, we made the following alterations.
POS supports nearly all the Pig operators and built-in functions, except that we make some alterations on operators and functions to adapt to real-time features.
