The phrase "alterations of the text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to a written document or piece of literature.
Example: "The editor made several alterations of the text to improve clarity and coherence."
Alternatives: "modifications of the text" or "changes to the text."
When the second version of the story was translated into English by Michael Turner and Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper, they made a number of alterations to the text.
One letter, though unsigned, bears what must be Margaret Thatcher's distinctive, handwritten alterations to the text of a message sent through an MI6-mediated "channel" of communication to the IRA.
Nor is a lot of explanation about the alterations to the text, although this is provided in the program.
I don't mean to imply that radical alterations to the text have been made.
However, it is clear that if one does make this small alteration to the text, the direction of the inference is reversed; the point about our sensations and opinions now becomes a reason for the point about the nature of things, not an inference from it.
The "Text Position" field sets the adjustment of the text.
The alterations in the text are limited to a few compressions here and there, and to the occasional well-placed "ehen!" (one of the most frequent interjections in West African English, generally used as an affirmative, sometimes as a query).
In an often overlooked alteration, however, the tomboyishness of the text's title character was also tamed".
As the Gratias agimus tibi, the movement is based on the first choral movement of, with minor alterations because of the different text.
It is now available to purchase on the Nintendo eShop for the 3DS and Wii U. The 3DS version is a direct port of the original NES release and, consequently, features the flashing color death scene and none of the text alterations of previous re-releases.
