The phrase "altered position of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in location, status, or arrangement of something.
Example: "The altered position of the artwork in the gallery has drawn significant attention from visitors."
Alternatives: "changed location of" or "modified placement of".
The altered position of the rifle may have resulted from his shoulder being jostled.
Smith, K. J. et al. An altered position of the α2 helix of MHC class I is revealed by the crystal structure of HLA-B*3501 HLA-B*3501
We show that these effects result from an altered position of Zn2, which is incapable of providing a productive interaction with the substrate β-lactam ring.
Hence, altered position of the tongue can also affect the position of the mandible [9].
Despite the altered position of slow and fast fibres, Engrailed expression is similar to that in wild type embryos (Fig. 3G,L).
We proposed that this could explain the reduced intestinal transport of nutrients because of an altered position of the carriers in intestinal mucosa [ 13, 15, 16].
The standardization procedure took altered positions of the spine or pelvis and compensatory movements of the free extremities into account.
Within the politics stream, these changes in jurisdiction altered positions of power and shifted priorities on the agenda.
Predisposing factors for OM include either a persistently open (patent) or closed ET, variation in length and more horizontal angles, as observed in children under the age of 2, as well as blockage or altered positions of the ET, either provoked by abnormal tissue growth or craniofacial defects such as cleft palates (28– 31).
The altering position of the belt microphones is modeled here as a change in the echo path.
The constantly altering position of the belt microphones results in an incorrectly estimated frequency response (widehat {boldsymbol {H}}(mu,k)) as compared to the true frequency response.
