The phrase "altered in part to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a specific portion of something has been modified or changed.
Example: "The document was altered in part to reflect the new regulations that were introduced last month."
Alternatives: "modified partially to" or "changed in part to".
This work argues that the urban temperatures of AMWAJ Islands were altered in part due to human contributions such as urban geometry, urban surfaces and land use.
In fact, they were period photographs, slyly altered in part, mostly by using the software Photoshop, to give them a dreamy, almost painted quality.
It is the women who are particularly altered in Part II.
In addition, both AEP and PEP were altered, in part because of a longer stride, and midleg placement was farther from the body.
It is also a panel whose balance Mr. Obama has been unable to alter, in part because his administration has been slow to nominate people to fill its vacancies and in part because of Republican opposition to his nominees, including Ms. Halligan.
However, although loss of flight might be a contributing factor it is unlikely to be causative because subsequent data show that lipid metabolism in itpr mutants is altered, and this appears in part to be due to reduced levels of the insulin-like peptide DILP2 (see later).
These results suggest that nucleotide binding may affect short- and long-range intermolecular forces by altering in part the hydrogen bonding network.
This is due in part to altered interferon-induced antiviral response in cancer cells.
When black voters mobilized in the wake of the Voting Rights Act, Kenny Whitby and Franklin Gilliam find, "long-term Democratic incumbents have altered their voting patterns due in part to the mobilization and empowerment of the southern black electorate".
Specific metabolic derangements linked, in part, to altered gut microbial metabolism were revealed through the use of correlation matrices and multivariate statistics.
