The phrase "altered temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where temperature has been changed or modified, such as in scientific experiments or discussions about climate control.
Example: "The altered temperature of the solution affected the reaction rate significantly."
Alternatives: "modified temperature" or "changed temperature".
They altered temperature.
The bureau has denied that it has altered temperature records to exaggerate global warming.
These changes can neither be attributed to a film thickening nor to an altered temperature caused by illumination.
Prominent climate change variables that may impact macro-nutrient use efficiency (NUE) include elevated CO2 (eCO2) and altered temperature and moisture regimes.
In an evaluation of using the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) score to assess outcomes in patients with traumatic injuries, others noted that altered temperature (either hypothermia or hyperthermia) was a significant predictor of outcome [15 18].
Overfishing and pollution were identified as the main threats to biodiversity across all regions, followed by alien species, altered temperature, acidification, and hypoxia, although their relative importance varied among regions.
The abiotic mechanisms thought to be responsible for increases in urban productivity are altered temperatures and light regimes, and increased nutrient and water inputs.
The allegation is that climate scientists in agencies across the world are altering temperature data taken by some thermometers and that this alteration is motivated entirely to make it look as though the world has been warming more than it really has.
The electric current flowing along the conducting trace and via produces energy that alters temperature.
A lot of people really do want the flexibility to preprogram two driver settings and to alter temperature output between driver and passenger.
The dynamic complexity of a landscape can serve in preserving water and abetting nutrient transfer by altering temperature, moisture, wind speed and insulation.
