The phrase "altered in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or reason for making changes to something.
Example: "The document was altered in order to reflect the latest updates and corrections."
Alternatives: "modified to" or "changed to".
Over time physiology superimposes its effects on simple chemistry and the relationship between pCO2 and HCO3- is altered in order to reduce the alterations in pH.
The constitution of the party was altered in order to signal this shift towards liberal politics.
Some European regulations will have to be altered in order to ensure the efficient use of energy, water and raw materials, and to protect the natural environment.
The schedules have been altered in order to accommodate a half-hour slot, from 11pm onwards, dedicated to two of Hoggart's documentaries, entitled Great Political Myths.
"It is dishonest to foist this on the public," Mr. Holland told The Guardian, calling the play "a pretty appalling piece of work" that is "peppered with a few aphorisms from other plays, marginally altered in order to sound a bit like Oscar Wilde".
The protective belt is altered in order to make the programme more realistic.
She suffers a disadvantage, the denial of the promotion, merely because of features of herself that are either unalterable or that she should not be expected to alter in order to gain fair access to economic opportunity.
Once such processes are understood, it might become possible to exploit the properties of altered zones in order to increase the reservoir performance, while mitigating perceptible seismicity.
So, in addition to the frictional parameters, the exact orientation of the stress field has to be constrained in hydrothermally altered zones in order to be able to assess their mechanical characteristics.
Taken together, the above-discussed pharmacological interventions suggest that improving insulin sensitivity, and thereby improving myocardial flexibility, may be the most beneficial option in metabolically altered hearts in order to restore cardioprotective mechanisms.
Cells must selectively degrade proteins in a timely manner to control their individual level, to eliminate active proteins and thus terminate biological processes and to remove altered proteins in order to prevent their deleterious effects or accumulation.
