The phrase "altered grain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, food processing, or materials science, referring to grain that has been modified or changed in some way.
Example: "The altered grain used in this recipe provides a unique texture and flavor that enhances the dish."
Alternatives: "modified grain" or "changed grain".
They altered grain yield in potted rice plants by plucking some or all of the flowers just after flowering had begun.
The Na/Al and Si/Al ratios decreased from unaltered, to edge, to altered grain sections in the mixed conifer sites, whereas the element ratios of the desert scrub system were similar between unaltered and edge grain sections, and only exhibited significant decreases in Na/Al and Si/Al ratios between edge and altered materials.
Altered grain boundaries resulted from pressure solution are observed.
To understand genetic and molecular mechanisms that set the final size of grains, we have previously identified mutants with altered grain size in rice (Duan et al., 2014).
Some European governments have raised health concerns about genetically altered grains, but the Bush administration contends the corn is safe.
Brighter shades indicate the presence of heavier elements, mainly Mn and Fe in altered grains.
Potentially, there are many different form of altering grain boundary crystallography in a controlled manner.
The land-use modeling results revealed that altering grain sizes would have various impacts on the composition variables in logistic regressions of the land-use model used to simulate different land-use types with spatial characteristics.
The GW2 gene was shown to alter grain width and weight and to lesser extend grain length owing to changes in the width of the spikelet hull [ 58].
Faecal concentration of the whole grains may be altered by grain size and the digestibility of the roughage component of the diet.
Added Y could interact with carbon and influence the morphology of carbides both inside grains and on the grain boundaries, thus altering the grain boundary mobility and grain growth.
