The phrase "altered here to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a change or modification made to something in a specific location or context.
Example: "The document has been altered here to reflect the latest updates in the policy."
Alternatives: "modified here to" or "changed here to".
Moreover, the processes and proteins that are altered here upon FUS knockdown, particularly those relating to cytoskeletal organization, oxidative stress and calcium handling, are relevant to the homeostasis of mature neurons.
In the process, I was introduced to his automated answering system — the name is slightly altered here — which left little doubt about the priorities typical in the health care industry today: "Welcome to New York Cardiac Specialists.
Traditions, rites and roles are being altered here too.
When I read the review (published, slightly altered, here as "Boxing: History, Art, Culture") in the New York Review of Books in May 2008, I didn't detect the break, and I didn't suspect the effort.
The volcanic ash has been altered here by the steam vents.
The modifying factor of 6,000 is slightly altered here in light of the additional data obtained from the recent studies by Culp et al. (1998).
One is the almost guilty pleasure of imagining yourself into a radically altered here-and-now -- like the Japanese-dominated North America of Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle" -- where your world is viewed as imaginary.
aGenes exhibiting substantially altered expression are defined here to have log2 fold-change) > 1 and p < 0.01.
The researchers here altered the exercise to better gauge subjects' ability to delay gratification.
However, the presence of sulfate anions in the aqueous phase is shown here to also alter the crude oil water interfacial rheology drastically, in ways similar to that associated to the reduction of water salinity.
