The phrase "altered documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents that have been changed or modified in some way, often implying that the changes may not be legitimate or authorized.
Example: "The investigation revealed that several altered documents were submitted as part of the application process."
Alternatives: "modified documents" or "amended documents".
In this job, there are handwriting comparisons, signature comparisons, questionable cheques, altered documents.
Treacher had deliberately altered documents on seven occasions and used them to justify positions he had misvalued, the regulator said.
Federal investigators are looking into whether the Allstate Insurance Company altered documents to save on policyholders' claims from the 1994 earthquake in Northridge, Calif., the company said yesterday.
In a recent product liability lawsuit, these authors discovered that the defendant manufacturer altered documents produced in discovery by deleting test results.
Dr. Hall's administration punished whistle-blowers, hid or manipulated information and illegally altered documents related to the tests, the investigation found.
At least eight Medicare contractors have paid more than $275 million to the government to settle charges that they made improper payments, altered documents, hid files and backdated records.
Such ruses include altering documents related to the cargo's country of origin or presenting undervalued invoices.
Fales Trucking admitted making false trucking tickets and dump receipts, using typewriter correction fluid to alter documents, prosecutors said.
But after Enron dismissed the firm's advice, Mr. Criner said, "then Arthur Andersen went along to change things, to alter documents".
Wilfully altering documents relating to a trade union's financial affairs with intent to falsify or their destruction, mutilation or falsification is punishable by a 10 year disqualification.
Mr. Mastromarino and his co-defendants are charged with harvesting tissue without consent and with altering documents to describe donors as younger and free of communicable disease.
