The phrase "altered in form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been changed or modified in its appearance or structure.
Example: "The original document was altered in form to better suit the needs of the presentation."
Alternatives: "modified in appearance" or "changed in structure."
Energy can be neither created nor destroyed but only altered in form.
So imagine Mr. Cohen's dismay when, at a preview of "Doctor Atomic" last October, he heard the beginning of the opening chorus: Matter can be neither created nor destroyed but only altered in form.
The opening lines of the libretto were incorrect, said Cohen – even though Adam had taken them from an official 1945 report on the Manhattan Project: "Matter can be neither created nor destroyed but only altered in form/Energy can be neither created nor destroyed but only altered in form".
Adams obligingly rewrote the lines, adding: "But now we know that energy may become matter, and now we know that matter may become energy and thus be altered in form".
Now much altered in form, and known as the Asiatic Pavilion, this building still stands.
Biogeographer Alexander von Humboldt (1769 1859) was an early pioneer in ecological thinking and was among the first to recognize ecological gradients, where species are replaced or altered in form along environmental gradients, such as a cline forming along a rise in elevation.
Up to 30 Labour seats could disappear altogether, says Lord Hayward, an analyst widely regarded as an expert on the boundary review, while the rest will see their composition altered in some form.
According to NEC, the system is able to capture illegal video content that has been altered in one form or the other as well.
PC arbors are shaped by the cumulative effects of granule cell (GrC) input (Joo et al., 2014), and therefore, would be potentially altered in their form.
All data sets were captured before the start of this project and the imaging protocol was not altered in any form for this study.
As normal urothelium lines the urinary tract throughout its length, and represents the common epithelium from which any form of bladder cancer (with the exception of urachal carcinoma) derives, we queried whether shared pathways were commonly altered in these forms of bladder cancer.
