The phrase "alterations to the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to a physical or conceptual structure, such as a building, system, or framework.
Example: "The architect proposed several alterations to the structure to improve its stability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "modifications to the framework" or "changes to the design".
A second type of change involves alterations to the structure of the political system.
The subsequent example is the shell attached with concentrated masses at various locations in order to reflect the changing of surface acoustic response and the far field response in terms of alterations to the structure.
What surprised Menon and the lead author of the study, postdoctoral researcher Shaozheng Qin, PhD, was that the alterations to the structure and connectivity of the amygdala were so pronounced in children who were relatively young – ages 7 to 9 – and whose anxiety didn't rise to the level of being considered clinical.
The Church Extension and Missionary Society engaged J. Cleaveland Cady to design major alterations to the structure.
He adds that changing a single molecule in the structure of LSD can render it inert— and small alterations to the structure of morphine create an antidote to it.
Small alterations to the structure of a star-shaped template totally change its mode of operation.
Plant responses to drought stress can result in alterations to the structures of membranes, cell walls and whole organs, as well as accumulation of compatible solutes to act as osmoprotectants, changes in cellular redox balance, and the synthesis of detoxifying enzymes and transporters [ 3, 4].
A search of the property records for the building, 142 Columbia Heights, on the Buildings Department's Web site shows that there was an approved alteration to the structure in 1960.
But the landmark designation would prohibit any alteration to the structure for one year without approval of the city's Cultural Heritage Board.
The only significant alteration to the structure of the bridge itself since the addition of the sculptures in 1907 came in 1973, when the Greater London Council (GLC) decided to add an extra traffic lane by reducing the width of the pavements.
