The phrase "altered page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a page that has been modified or changed in some way, often in the context of documents or digital content.
Example: "Please review the altered page to ensure that all the necessary changes have been made before finalizing the document."
Alternatives: "modified page" or "revised page".
The altered page involved the rhinoceros running away unharmed after accidentally knocking down and triggering Tintin's gun.
Each is an altered page from H.W. Mallock's 1892 novel, "A Human Document".
Citations, figures, and links to complete resources are arranged by section and page number in the book, although this resource hasn't been updated to reflect added material and altered page numbers for the second edition.
In his e-mail, Robert writes that Apple has invited Ulysses Seen to resubmit all the altered pages in their unedited versions.
An independent report said the company's chief operating officer, David Glenn, had altered pages in his diary before turning it over to investigators.
But Ms. Fuller's skill set has been of a tactile variety: cutting and pasting layouts, tearing up and altering pages.
In 2002, frustrated, he has said, by his failure at drawing, Guyton hit on using his computer, scanner, and printer to alter pages from old art and design publications.
Unlike creative people who fear the blank page, Lagerfeld has a horror of the full page, the page that cannot be altered — the page that possesses the power to bore.
The next day, the Information Office altered a page on its Web site to reflect the new Internet bureau.
Since 1966, Phillips has altered every page of a Victorian book published in 1892 called A Human Document, using intricate illustration, drawing, painting and collage to create an extensive work that he still continues to develop.
Following public outrage and a campaign by the Israeli Prime Minister's office, the BBC altered both pages with the Israeli Olympic team page reading "Seat of government Jerusalem, though most foreign embassies are in Tel Aviv" and the Palestine team's page reading "Intended seat of government East Jerusalem.
