The phrase "altered by applying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where something is changed or modified through the act of applying a method, technique, or substance.
Example: "The image was altered by applying a filter that enhanced its colors."
Alternatives: "modified through the application of" or "changed by using".
The microstructure of composite brakes was altered by applying three different heat treatment temperatures: 1800, 2100, and 2400 °C, respectively.
Extensive first-principles calculations show that spin polarized currents can be altered by applying a shear distortion.
The bipolar resistive switching indicates that the memory states of the device are altered by applying bias voltages with different polarities (curves 1 and 2).
The results showed that the mechanical properties, adhesive behaviors, and tribological performance of AIP Cr2O3 films were greatly altered by applying a negative bias voltage.
ResulThealshapelustrate that, fof a bi-sthele harvester with shallow potential wells, super-harmonic resonances can activate the inter-well dynamics even for a small base acceleration, thereby producing large voltages in the low frequency range.
It was demonstrated that the chemical composition and mechanical properties of Al-Mg-Ti-B coatings were significantly altered by applying different negative bias voltages during the HIPIMS process.
In ECA, the EDL voltage is altered by directly applying a DC bias between the liquid metal and electrolyte.
The resistance of the RRAM device can be altered by simply applying external bias across the MIM stack.
Furthermore, the spectrum of UVR reaching viable cells is altered by topically applied sunscreen.
Once again, I tested our "new healthcare system" by surviving a near death and life altering experience by applying the skills I acquired over the years in combination with new found healthcare savings information.
Ms. Gallagher has altered each ad by applying thick yellow pieces of plasticine clay, replacing wigs on models with fanciful, sculptural headgear.
