The phrase "altered to run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or changed in order to function or operate in a specific way.
Example: "The software was altered to run more efficiently on older hardware."
Alternatives: "modified to operate" or "adjusted to function".
Last month, an Australian student created an experimental worm that hopscotched across "jailbroken" iPhones, which are phones altered to run software Apple has not authorized.
The only malware seen on iPhones occurred in 2009 and affected phones that had been altered to run software Apple did not authorize.
Their imaginative body of work, which was collected in the acclaimed 2009 volume "The Great Unreal," toyed and tinkered with the traditional iconography of the American road: two-lane thoroughfares were altered to run in a loop or in fragmented blocks, disrupting the highway's usual association with freedom; darkened motels and churches were artificially illuminated as if by cosmic forces.
It can be used as fuel additive, with certain modifications, engines can be altered to run on 100%% ethanol.
This freeway proposal was eventually altered to create Interstate 195, running from Trenton to Wall Township.
Language used in describing run-times has been altered to avoid any ambiguity and mention of the potential effects of larger datasets included.
Over the last 12 months, the company has altered its computers to run Linux, whose popularity has increased among users at Internet companies, a coveted category of customers.
The line was altered slightly in 1875-6 to run alongside the newly built Agra Canal, which was judged a sufficient obstacle to allow the distance between guard posts to be increased to 1.5 mile.
It's not illegal to bring a DVD home from an overseas holiday and watch it, but if your DVD player recognises the disc as out-of-region, it is supposed to refuse to play it back, and the act of altering the DVD player to run out-of-region discs is unlawful under the DMCA's section 1201.
The article also overstated the degree to which Mr. Lynch has altered his positions since deciding to run.
As well, chronic diuretic use interferes with locomotory abilities required to run biomechanically sound by altering cardiac function, muscle function, nerve function, and most every other physiologic function.
