The phrase "alterations in working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications in a work process, system, or environment.
Example: "The recent alterations in working have led to increased efficiency and productivity among the team."
Alternatives: "changes in operations" or "modifications in workflow."
Regardless of any possible link to AD, we have shown that transient fungemia in healthy mice has important physiological consequences, including alterations in working memory.
Malnourished children can show alterations in working memory, visual construction, learning and memory [22].
PCS, CTE, and PTSD are all characterized by neuropsychiatric symptoms indicative of frontal lobe dysfunction, including alterations in working memory, planning, multitasking, complex decision-making, judgment, empathy, executive function, impulsivity, emotional lability, and disinhibition, as well as changes in personality, social behavior, and sleep [ 72, 73].
Since 2004 there has been an eight-fold increase in out of hours activity in some areas, which suggests that there are other issues that need to be addressed aside from an alteration in working hours.
The few studies that did study the effects of such training programs, reported some effects [ 19, 20] but they combined their training programs with alterations in work schedules, so that it was impossible to address the measured fatigue reduction and performance improvement to the training program alone.
Saddle fit and work quality influence alterations in back shape with exercise at thoracic vertebra 13 level (T13) with exercise.
They also found that alterations in individual work spaces would have a great impact on facility capacity (for example, ten five-by-eight-foot work units fit in the same space as five eight-by-ten-foot units), but they recognized that such changes were sensitive because of their direct impact on employees.
While most accept that alterations to working practices are needed, just over half, 51%, feel the amount of change in recent years has brought judges to breaking point.
The appeal of the strategy was that, with only minor alterations, it could work in the primaries as well as in the general election, and that, in turn, allowed Obama to finesse the perpetual problem of Presidential politics: having one message to win over a party's most ardent supporters and another when trying to capture independents and U.F.G.s — the voters who decide a general election.
Apart from these alterations, Algorithm 2 works in the same way as Algorithm 1.
