The phrase "altered device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that has been modified or changed from its original state, often in a technical or legal context.
Example: "The technician examined the altered device to determine if it met safety standards."
Alternatives: "modified device" or "changed device".
The integration of polymer functionalities would afford the opportunity to alter device characteristics, thereby enabling control over drug interactions, conjugations and cellular phenomena.
Use of the robotic micromanipulation system allowed for contact-less deposition of single cells at precise locations on the substrate, without altering device design or function.
Altering devices will void most warranties, manufacturers warn, and they could make appliances overheat or damage the equipment or its user.
A technically gifted character, he is obsessed with altering devices, often with hazardous results.
There's tremendous value in feeling strong and authentic as we are, no shape/height/weight altering devices required.
Frederic Balay, Archos' vice president of marketing, says the company wanted to use Google's Android Market for its Android-powered Internet tablet, but couldn't because it altered the device's software to support high-resolution screens and high-definition content.
Last year, the startup debuted its second exciting (and life-altering) device, called eLEGS, which is a wearable, artificially intelligent exoskeleton that allows people with paralysis to stand up and walk again.
To increase the response speed of the different color devices we altered both the device geometry and the electron injection efficiency.
These results are promising in the context that compositionally altered Cu-rich devices have the potential to compete in terms of efficiency to the Cu-poor ones.
The FBI asked Apple to alter the device's security system to enable the passcode to be brute-forced.
