The phrase "altered electric" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing modifications or changes to electrical systems or devices.
Example: "The engineer presented a new design for the altered electric circuit that improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "modified electrical" or "changed electric".
There was an altered, electric quality to his voice.
The modulation of the altered electric field, due to the effect on shadowing of the ion drift, as measured by the ESA satellite Swarm A in a similar orbit, is also modeled.
On the slower time scale of ∼10−13 s, the nuclei respond to an altered electric field by adjusting bond lengths and angles as well as the corresponding vibrational frequencies.
In his Dec. 5 ruling, Judge Gowan said that the agreement violated county tax law and was an illegal attempt to repay a tax judgment by altering electric rates.
This can influence the area over which the voltage is applied, possibly altering electric field and current density, current path, as well as capacitance.
Along the way, the sound altered the electric field in the semiconductor, creating electric-field waves that trapped and preserved the excitons.
These artificial MnOx nanogratings can alter the electric field distribution and then enhance the domain density.
Adsorption of carbon monoxide at contacts between particles of SnO2 produces local charge states that alter the electric properties (e.g., resistance, capacitance) of the porous, polycrystalline material.
In 1857 Lord Kelvin was the first to observe that it was possible to alter the electric resistance of a conducting material by placing it in an external magnetic field.
Over the next two decades we will see a continuation of a transformation that's been underway since the early 1990s -- information-communications technologies (ICT) radically altering the electric sector.
A doping method opens an effective way to alter the electric performance, both high ɛ and low tan δ are essential for different applications.
