The phrase "altered the order" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes made to a sequence or arrangement of items, tasks, or events.
Example: "The manager altered the order of the agenda to prioritize the most pressing issues."
Alternatives: "changed the sequence" or "modified the arrangement."
Francis has altered the order.
Sister Nirmala has become more diplomatic in handling difficult questions, but still has not altered the order's philosophy.
The recession may have altered the order of things concerning spending in Washington.
Because such a perfectly balanced design was not possible for brood sizes of four or six chicks, we altered the order in which either the reduced or enlarged nest contained a larger proportion of foster or original nestlings (4/7 or 3/5).
Simulating the reported range of effects of commuter cycling on all-cause mortality altered the order of magnitude of savings, and the model was not able to distinguish between scenarios because of overlapping effects.
They found that expressing the modified version of LIN-28 not only caused the nematodes to grow more slowly, it also altered the order or patterns in which specific developmental processes normally occur.
The digital version has slightly altered the ordering of the images as they appeared in the printed catalog and has added a new section, "Places," that includes photographs that do not appear in the print version.
A potential solution is to alter the order of mixing procedure, for example, adding DMSO to the cell suspensions before the Ficoll.
You have the option of listening to the concert in its original order or altering the order in which the pieces of music stream by clicking through to a track list.
The discrepancies along with the dispersibility of CNTs per se alter the order of the permittivity (from high to low) within samples.
It was noticed that the addition of water to the feed stream did not alter the order of activity observed in the dry experiments.
