The phrase "altered application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an application that has been modified or changed in some way.
Example: "The altered application now includes several new features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "modified application" or "revised application".
Mr. Richman suggested that the 1,932 absentee votes resulting from altered applications could be thrown out according to a mathematical formula estimating how those votes could be expected to have been cast.
We cannot alter application materials after the application has been submitted.
The law, brought in after massive voter fraud in a Miami mayoral race in 1997, clearly says that only the voter or a member of his or her immediate family may alter application forms.The question facing the judges is what can be done about it.
Google is also developing its own operating system, called ChromeOS, which is expected to preclude malware attacks by making it impossible to alter applications.
To be fair to Futuropolis there are some potentially commercial– and life altering– applications like the hospital linens that detect when someone has been lying in the same spot too long and send a flashing BED SORE ALERT! (also impossible to type in lower case) notice to nurses.
But he said Finsbury Park would still have been chosen as an alternative terminus: "It would have allowed more time for planning and communication but I don't think it would have altered the application of the contingency".
Officials later altered their application to require 80 hours from the beginning, saying that the requirement aligned with rules for people on welfare or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, as food stamps are now called.
In independent drive configuration, the top-gate response can be altered by application of a control voltage on the bottom-gate.
In each of the following four years, however, Congress adopted a statute that altered the application of the Adjustment Act for the officials of the three branches subject to it.
Resting potential and input resistance appeared unaffected by conditioning and were not altered by application of the conditioned stimulus.
