The phrase "altered the report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications made to a document or report.
Example: "After reviewing the initial findings, the team altered the report to include additional data and analysis."
Alternatives: "modified the report" or "revised the report."
But he said neither the bureau nor any other government agency had reviewed or altered the report before it was completed.
Mr. Blair reacted with fury to the charges that his government had altered the report in question and said that people who had criticized the war from the beginning were trying to stir up trouble after the fact.
By the end of his detention, Dr. Jiang had altered the report in a way that may allow his interrogators to claim that he admitted errors, the person informed about his case said.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the Coast Guard, which is responsible for port security, has altered the reporting requirements for ships wishing to dock in American ports.
ICAP: $87 Million Fine Authorities said that the British financial firm's employees had altered the reported figures from which Libor is compiled, in exchange for promises of curry meals, steaks, a Ferrari and financial payments.
The regulators said on Wednesday that ICAP's employees had altered the reported figures from which Libor is compiled, in exchange for promises of curry meals, steaks, a Ferrari and financial payments.
DealBook » U.S. and British Officials Fine Firm in Libor Case | Regulators said that ICAP's employees had altered the reported figures from which Libor is compiled, in exchange for promises of curry meals, steaks, a Ferrari and financial payments.
Additionally, some health boards altered the reporting template to fit their needs, and not all health boards attempted to correct obvious errors in returns: meaning that we needed to make judgements about which returns to include (see Additional file 1).
A senior defense official said Mr. Cohen did not alter the report's conclusions.
Army officials provided comments but did not seek to alter the report's analysis or conclusions, officials said.
White House aides tried to get him to delete the reference to condoms, but he refused to alter the report or make it more morally judgmental.
