The phrase "altering program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a software application or system designed to modify or change data, settings, or other programs.
Example: "The altering program allows users to customize their settings according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "modifying software" or "editing application".
But for an unknown length of time, at least one exit node, based in Russia, has been silently altering programs downloaded through Tor, according to Josh Pitts, a security researcher for Leviathan Security.
Myocytes respond to different temporal patterns of activation and changing workloads by altering programs of gene expression that adjust cellular mass, kinetic properties of contractile proteins, and metabolic capacity to match muscle phenotypes to different physiological demands.
The oncogenic transcription factors play critical role in contributing to malignancy by altering programs of cell growth, differentiation and development.
As H2A.Z is highly enriched within the promoter regions of transcriptionally active genes [ 108] such an alteration could potentially lead to a completely altered program of gene expression (Fig. 3b).
Several orchestras and ensembles in New York, grappling with how to respond to events, have also altered programs.
The budget proposal would also alter programs at the Department of Housing and Urban Development "to encourage work and self-sufficiency," the document said.
Under the terms of the receivership, the network has agreed not to alter programming or lay off staff members.
At Oxygen, that impulse makes sense because viewers and Web surfers weigh in instantaneously on message boards, with praise and blame, which can alter programming overnight.
The deal, which is set for a shareholder vote on March 13, has inspired a heated debate about whether Mr. Hindery's backing of Democrats who support stricter gun-control laws would alter programming and scare away advertisers.
