The phrase "alterations required by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that need to be made as specified by a particular authority or guideline.
Example: "The alterations required by the new regulations must be implemented by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "changes mandated by" or "modifications specified by".
We found that the induced alterations required continuous exposure to DFMO and were reversible by halting exposure.
For this purpose, it may perhaps be advisable, for every state, as it sees occasion, to form with the utmost deliberation, drafts of alterations respectively required by them, and to enjoin their representatives, to employ every proper method to obtain a ratification.
He simply delivered the text, usually in the BBC's New York studio, made any alterations required for timing purposes, and went home, leaving the engineers to iron out the coughs and splutters caused by decades of smoking.
When he inherited Klinsmann's post the alterations required were minor.
The alterations required over 340 shots alone.
But some signs were erected in designated historic districts, where exterior alterations require approval in advance by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
This is known as a License of Alteration and is required by law.
The amount of code alteration required to run on the GPUs varies by project.
The owner of the building, which housed an artists' collective and is in Gallo's district, did not have any of the building permits or fire inspection that would have been required by the alterations inside, the councilman said.
The bill breaks down as follows: £110 for the initial request to make alterations; £225 for a surveyor visit required by freeholder, paid by the resident; £600 for the surveyor report required by freeholder, paid by resident £200 "admin fees" to the freeholder; A further £480 for the freeholder's solicitor fees.
