The phrase "altered bar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been changed or modified, particularly in reference to a physical object or a concept related to bars, such as in music or measurements.
Example: "The altered bar in the design gave the structure a unique aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "modified bar" or "changed bar".
In the intervening four decades, little has altered, bar the arrival of boutique hotels, boutique cinemas and better coffee.
The shift to the altered bar was criticised by fans as "stupid", "ridiculous" and "just plain dumb".
These data suggest that BARK is the central molecule associated with altered BAR signaling in cardiac hypertrophy.
In New York, too, the smoking ban has altered the bar's image.
In calm, dispassionate voices that are even somewhat melodious, they keep trying to speak of how their whole inner landscape has been irreversibly altered, forever barring them from aspects of ordinary society.
Some people have been trying to return donated water filters and cases of water at local chain stores for a few dollars, forcing guardsmen to alter the bar codes on the free items.
Universities should not lower or alter the bar in order to advantage state-educated students, but governments must do their job properly in identifying, funding and supporting appropriately all areas which influence or exaggerate the difference in educational outcome between the state and private sectors.
But it does alter the bar indicators to make them more accurately reflect your actual signal, which is what Apple said it would do.
Different brands and dose levels may use different excipients, which can alter "color bar codes," increasing the number of potential standard outcomes the user must access for comparison with unknown samples.
Morris says that he has not altered a single bar of the score, and he defends Prokofiev's repetitions, saying that each time a theme returns it does so in a different guise.
In a climate change context, we could easily imagine a resident species that not only occupies the space but also adapts to the altered climate, thus barring the invasion of the competitor more effectively than through persistence alone.
