The phrase "altered as one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple elements or individuals change together in a unified manner.
Example: "The team worked so closely that their strategies were altered as one, leading to a seamless execution of the project."
Alternatives: "changed together" or "transformed collectively".
The "situation in the world," fifty years after "Things Fall Apart," is not as altered as one might wish.
A senior antitrust official also said the government would not try to block the marketing of Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows XP, but was continuing to study the software to determine whether the judge should order that it be altered as one of the remedies.
The presence of depression in AD patients should be suspected when vascular factors are altered as one of trait markers of depression in AD.
After longer periods of time, the PPi coordination is altered as one phosphate, the Pγ remnant, is stripped from the nucleotide metal by a competing water molecule, indicating that metal solvation may play a role in PPi dissociation and/or subdomain opening.
Some experts in the United States now detect photoshopping - "some of the imagery released by North Korea may have been altered," as one of the experts put it.
The window size may be altered as well depending on how many cells contain at least one point.
In some pictures the color is unnaturally altered, as in one of a white apartment building under a purple sky and with a yellowish front lawn.
The FHIT protein is absent or reduced in most cancers, although transcription of the gene is not necessarily altered, as in many malignancies only one allele is lost [ 3, 4].
Six-month-old disc height was not altered as compared to that of one-month old disc but the distinction between NP and AF became less discernable.
Climate has been severely altered as continents have changed position, not only in latitude but also with respect to one another.
One area of change is the synapses, the connections between neurons, which are altered as the brain receives stimuli.
