The phrase "altered protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or changed set of rules or procedures, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "Due to the recent changes in regulations, we have implemented an altered protocol for data handling."
Alternatives: "modified protocol" or "revised protocol".
Given that the strike hasn't hit 30 days yet, he asked, does that mean that the new personnel are operating under altered protocol?
D190A-PhuZ was purified by an altered protocol to minimize polymerization.
An altered protocol or other measures are needed to prevent healthcare worker contamination.
However, this altered protocol would significantly decrease the costs from £31 008 to £22 542 per patient potentially cured per year (P<0.001).
Advantages of the application include the ability to import and alter protocols on the device, to backup and export the data without internet availability and to use the exported data directly in spreadsheet or statistical analysis software.
What if the creators of Bittorrent altered the protocol irreversibly so that it would detect child porn being transferred?
This is the possibility raised by a Wall Street analyst after learning that Bristol-Myers Squibb halteredred the protocol for a clinical trial for its daclatasvir antiviral, which is believed to be the most potent in the forthcoming NS5a class of hepatitis c treatments.
An altered cooling protocol is required to achieve lower temperatures.
Further studies are needed to investigate an altered cooling protocol to achieve temperatures below 35°C.
To ensure viability of both the KD dams and pups post parturition, we altered the protocol by adding a fostering procedure at P2.5.
Further studies are needed to investigate: 1) an altered cooling protocol to achieve temperatures below 35°C, and 2) the feasibility and safety of surface cooling with these pads in awake patients with stroke or acute myocardial infarction.
