The phrase "alterations such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples of changes or modifications that are being discussed.
Example: "The report includes several alterations such as updated statistics and revised conclusions."
Alternatives: "changes like" or "modifications such as".
Alterations such as dehydration, hyperventilation, and tissue destruction can all lead to varying fluid and electrolyte derangements.
The system is exceptionally robust to image alterations such as intensity variation, sharpness variation, intentional distortions, cropping, shifting, and rotation.
Due to complex post-depositional alterations such as multiple episodes of hydrocarbon generation, migration and accumulation, most oil reservoirs in this area occur as mixed oils.
Existing major-flood studies used a limited number of very large catchments affected to varying degrees by alterations such as reservoirs and urbanisation.
The finding provided a basis for postulating that local RT effects could translocate to the systemic circulation, thereby producing CV alterations such as inflammation and/or coagulation changes.
diagnosis and documentation of pre-existing tissue alterations such as microcalcifications, etc.
Other genetic alterations, such as microsatellite instability have been associated with favorable prognosis in colon and endometrial cancers.
--restrictions on tenant repairs and alterations, such as adding a built-in dishwasher, installing a burglar alarm system or painting walls without your permission.
Yes, this means changes could still be made, but it would be very late in the day for dramatic alterations (such as size) to be made.
This can involve basic changes, like language translation, to more complex alterations, such as modifying sexual images to adhere to cultural norms.
It might constitute a self-defence mechanism against oncogenic alterations such as Myc deregulation.
