The phrase "altered to correct a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to something in order to fix an error or improve it.
Example: "The document was altered to correct a mistake in the calculations."
Alternatives: "modified to fix a" or "revised to amend a".
This article was altered to correct the date when Michael Morpurgo would be appearing in War Horse.
Adding insult to injury, it later transpired that he wasn't even on the list.PPPS This post has been altered to correct the spelling of Mr Lehmann's first name.
[For the Record, 4 05 p.m. March 20: This post has been altered to correct the name of study coauthor Thomas Wood. An earlier version identified him as Thomas Weed.].
This story was altered on 4 August 2015 to correct a name.
The award passed over one of the highest-profile fields of research, the so-called CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology that earlier this year allowed U.S. scientists to alter genes in a human embryo to correct a disease-causing mutation.
During his rotations in Oklahoma, he had been fascinated by the work of oral surgeons, who performed elective surgeries not just to correct a patient's bite but to alter his or her appearance, and to correct what the patient saw as deficits — bringing forward a recessive jaw, or reducing an overly prominent one.
All re-releases of the game are virtually identical to the original, though the GameCube, Game Boy Advance, and Virtual Console versions have been altered slightly to correct several instances of incorrect spelling from the original, most notably in the intro story.
Also, the dissemination relationship is altered to demonstrate the significant correct way of diffusion flow rates provisional on the action in the drop.
It is also key now to get the correct loft and lie altered to your height and swing.
These relationships, and the roles that specific peptides play in them, provide additional pathways to target for pharmaceutical intervention to correct altered circadian rhythms in various disorders and should lead to an improved understanding of the link between circadian rhythm, mood disorders and drug addiction.
