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The phrase "altered for this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been changed or modified for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The document was altered for this presentation to better suit the audience's needs."
Alternatives: "modified for this" or "adjusted for this".
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The balance of the side was altered for this match but, given their reluctance to dispense with a batsman to make room for five bowlers, it was at the expense of their second spinner, Monty Panesar.
That was followed immediately by a second bronze for the Welsh thanks to a clever ride by Oliva behind Tomas Babek of the Czech Republic in the keirin, which has been subtly altered for this Olympic cycle: the pacing motorbike now swings off at three laps to go, half a lap earlier than before.
The format of the live eviction interview programme was altered for this series.
We briefly summarize the overall protocol here with greater detail provided for steps of the protocol we altered for this report.
The regular core production pipeline was not altered for this study, as the purpose is to assess sequence failure modes under ordinary conditions in a high-throughput sequencing environment.
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This was altered for the remainder of the mintage of nearly four million proof coins.
Generally, recipients live in the diocese where the service is held, although this was altered for the 2011 and 2012 services.
With persistence and some time, this tide which has begun to turn will be irreversibly altered for the better.
Almost immediately, too, his financial situation altered for the better.
None of these aspects have been altered for the high school version.
The project could potentially leave him mentally altered for the rest of his life.
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