The phrase "altered it was" is correct but somewhat archaic and less commonly used in modern written English.
It can be used in a literary or poetic context, often to create a specific stylistic effect or to mimic older forms of English.
Example: "In the quiet of the night, altered it was, as if the world had transformed into something unrecognizable."
Alternatives: "it was changed" or "it had been modified".
In the 26 oncology cases the diagnosis was only changed in one case where the cause of pain was altered –it was non-malignant and the underlying status of metastatic disease was unchanged.
"It was not (digitally altered), it was not," Branagh responded.
In June, even though the make-up of the court had not altered, it was the other way round.
This isn't the first time the Codex has been altered; it was divided into 12 leather-bound volumes during a restoration in the 1960s and '70s.
STEWART CAPTURES IROC EVENT: With a third of the original field altered, it was fitting that the replacement driver Tony Stewart won the International Race of Champions event yesterday at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich.
During rehearsals we interrogated the material, asking not only what was said but how altered it was becoming in the transition from the tapes to the stage, where actors take their place in a living argument.
Kellyanne Conway said the Acosta footage "wasn't altered, it's sped up," which is like saying she doesn't lie, she just slows down the truth.
It can't be altered: it's the life force of the music, which is full and tense, and extremely cold.
This is a house that did not need to be altered; it is as close to thePlatonic idea of a modern beach house as can be.
Those who altered it were conservatives, in both Mr Fox's National Action Party PANN) and the formerly-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIInstitutional Revolutionary Party PRI
Secondly, when user's attributes are altered, it is required for ABE supporting attribute revocation to change user's access privilege timely and effectively.
