The phrase "altered aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or modification in a particular feature or characteristic of something.
Example: "The altered aspect of the design has significantly improved its functionality."
Alternatives: "modified feature" or "changed characteristic".
In a statement to The Huffington Post, Netflix categorically denied that it intentionally cuts off portions of the picture for movies it streams, claiming that any altered aspect ratio is a mistake.
The markedly altered aspect of mitochondria on electron microscopy was also another important clue for the diagnosis.
Because the lens system developed by WOL did not change the horizon ratio, but did increase the apparent horizontal : vertical aspect ratio of the object, a change in the perceived width of the object might be expected on the basis of the unaltered horizon ratio in conjunction with the altered aspect ratio of the object.
I found new names for the characters, altered aspects of their pasts, their surroundings, details of their faces.
Nevertheless, her own accounts don't amount to straightforward autobiography, because she deliberately concealed or altered aspects of her life, as she carefully constructed her own identity and positioned herself in relation to the larger black community.
Boyd altered aspects of the character, making him "an older, wiser Bond"'; while having coffee on the King's Road, Bond's "advancing age lends an undertone of poignancy to his almost detached observation of the bra-less, mini-skirted cavalcade".
The microspores with altered aspects, mainly enlargement, were considered as the reprogrammed ones.
Pacific dunlins (Calidris alpina pacifica) wintering on the Fraser River estuary in southwest British Columbia altered aspects of their wintering ecology between the 1970s and 1990s.
Summaries of key challenges raised were fed back to interviewees (four of whom altered aspects of wording), and were then integrated into an overall summary of challenges within each component of the NPT framework.
Through repeated root visualization and analyses, we quantified many putative root behaviours, including the extent to which each species altered aspects of root system growth (e.g. rooting breadth, root length, etc). in response to neighbours.
The altered aspects include increases in the number of dentists and changes in their distribution; decreases in the number of dental visits per patients; a shift from hospital visits (decreased) to clinic visits (increased) as hospitals outsource certain dental services; and a decrease in performance of low-reimbursement procedures as dentists choose to perform more high-reimbursement procedures.
