The phrase "altered manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of doing something that has been changed or modified from its original form.
Example: "After the feedback session, she approached her work in an altered manner, focusing more on collaboration."
Alternatives: "modified approach" or "changed way".
"The anthrax threat has completely altered the manner in which I do business and live my life overall these days," said Ms. Nardo, who replenished her stockpile of emergency supplies from the millennium.
Particular emphasis will be placed on how changing market conditions, a reconfiguration of corporate governance arrangements and legal reforms have altered the manner in which publicly traded companies are run.
A spokesperson for the ODNI told Reuters that the government "has not altered the manner in which it uses its authority to obtain call detail records," and that they "expect this number to fluctuate from year to year".
A spokesperson for the ODNI told Reuters that the government "has not altered the manner in which it uses its authority to obtain call detail records," and that they "expect this number to fluctuate from year to year". So according to them, it's just a matter of quantity.
It trimmed funding for Medicare Advantage plans and altered the manner in which insurers operate by preventing them from excluding high-risk patients.
Karl Tunberg was one of the last writers to work on the script, and he cut out everything in the book after the crucifixion of Jesus, omitted the sub-plot in which Ben-Hur fakes his death and raises a Jewish army to overthrow the Romans, and altered the manner in which the leperous women are healed.
The CRC has inspired numerous changes for the betterment of child protection and has altered the manner in which international organizations address the needs and rights of children.
