The phrase "altered by the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that have occurred as a result of a particular development or progress in a situation.
Example: "The original plan was altered by the development of new technologies that improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "modified by the progress" or "changed due to the advancement".
These perceptions were also being altered by the development of motorized transport, through the coming of the railways, the automobile, and the airplane.
Standard of care in gastrointestinal stromal tumors, malignant melanoma, colorectal cancer, and lung cancer have been significantly altered by the development of therapies that target aberrations in signaling pathways resulting from oncogenic mutations.
It is also not clear to what extent epigenetic programming may be altered by the abnormal development of cells and tissues.
But time and again, history has been altered by the unexpected geopolitical developments, natural disasters, or technological breakthroughs.
Yet this could be altered by the weather and late developments, good or ill, chez Ballydoyle.
Several genes involved in the apoptosis, cell cycle control, and oncogenic development were altered by the SWCNT treatment with the immune response representing the most altered biological process.
However, its post-war development was altered by the 1963 earthquake which occurred 26 July.
3D printing technique is an opportunity for the development of architecture industry altered by the emergence of 3D printing concrete ink that shows unconventional characteristics mainly originated from its geometric design.
The Florida karst plain is significantly altered by human development and sinkholes cause considerable property damage throughout much of the state.
To assess whether mitigation targeting single species can emulate natural processes and improve habitat for multiple species, we investigated the short-term response of birds and mammals to mechanical tree reduction and natural wildfire in a landscape altered by energy development.
Therefore, ground-nesting species such as greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus; hereafter sage-grouse) that spend most of their time at the nest site during incubation may become increasingly vulnerable to predation in landscapes that have been altered by human development.
