The phrase "altering identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes to one's self-perception, personal characteristics, or even digital personas.
Example: "The novel explores the theme of altering identity through the protagonist's journey of self-discovery and transformation."
Alternatives: "changing identity" or "modifying identity".
Subtle stimuli at the end of a campaign can affect ethnic voting in developing countries by altering identity salience.
By altering identity -- and therefore expectations -- a few "miracle schools" in poor neighborhoods have greatly improved student performance, Mr. Akerlof said, citing Central Park East Secondary School in Harlem as an example.
But cognitive enhancers are hardly unique in altering identity.
In contrast, hormonal therapies in utero might someday prove effective at actually altering identities.
Fielding, like many other playwrights, focuses on how the masque genre deals with the social acceptability of altering identities within the format.
The only genuinely British-made film to really pick up on these dark currents was Performance, which took 60s hedonism into the realms of mystical mind-altering identity crisis, as Mick Jagger's reclusive rock star and James Fox's East End gangster engaged in psychedelic mind games in Notting Hill.
Our analysis of as1 flowers reveals that proximal zones within the medial sepals have an altered identity.
The medial sepals of as1 mutant flowers are most affected: delayed organ abscission occurs along the edges of a triangular-shaped proximal domain with altered identity.
When the DID person is in an alter identity, do not try to make them "switch".
Being in an alter identity is not the same as being delusional.
All three segments deal in a sense with altered identities and crimes of retribution that make uneasy encroachments on Lewis's own fantasy of avenging his wife's death.
