The phrase "altered the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to a specific quantity or value, often in contexts like finance, data analysis, or inventory management.
Example: "The accountant altered the amount in the budget to reflect the new expenses."
Alternatives: "changed the quantity" or "modified the figure."
These mutations altered the amount of helical content.
Neither l-selenocystine nor SCA affected the level of any transcript and no compound altered the amount of Ugt2b5 mRNA.
But we altered the amount of money by which someone might be better or worse off in a total of 11 ways.
Further, the response to the prepulse altered the amount of inhibition and, therefore, confounded the overall measure of PPI at the higher prepulse stimulus intensity levels.
"These standards, established in the mid-1990's, would likely have altered the amount of contact we had with perpetrators of human rights violators in Chile had they been in effect at that time," it said.
In their computer modelling experiment, the two researchers altered the amount of heat flowing between the east Pacific Ocean and the atmosphere so that the sea surface temperatures in the computer model were forced to agree with the actual observations.
TSA also altered the amounts of acetylated tubulin, a known non-histone substrate of HDAC6.
The mvp mutation and chromosome 5A substitutions altered the amounts of several metabolites compared to those of the Tm and CS, respectively, during each developmental stage.
Following prolonged periods of altered network activity, interneurons can alter the amount of GABA which is released for inhibitory synaptic transmission.
Second thing: the amount of money spent does not alter the amount of fun to be had.
The financial information contained in these documents will NOT alter the amount of the fellowship award from GSAS.
