The phrase "altering storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changing or modifying storage systems, data storage, or physical storage spaces.
Example: "The IT department is focused on altering storage configurations to improve system performance."
Alternatives: "modifying storage" or "changing storage".
Slowflow integrates altered storage and transit times affecting urban recharge and drainage, resulting in a highly variable indeterminate urban slowflow response.
PEF treated spears showed altered storage behaviour, which was noticed by increased mass transfer as higher water loss as well as the decrease of the Maillard reaction substrate glucose.
BA (0.1 1000 µM) by itself did not alter storage calcium levels during the time course of the experiment (not shown).
First, heavy grazing often results in lower vegetation cover, accelerated soil evaporation, and altered storage of water in the soil [5], [6], thus favoring soil erosion by wind with associated loss of soil organic carbon and nitrogen [7], [8].
Agents that alter adrenergic receptors, such as "beta-blockers," also alter memory storage.
Ant mounds in meadow wetlands are important biogenic structures with the potential of altering carbon storage and nutrient cycling in these ecosystems.
For this purpose, the Clark's conceptual Rainfall-Runoff model was applied to the delineated sub-watersheds of the basin to generate different outflows by altering the Storage Coefficient (SC) of the model for each sub-watershed as the representative of LULC.
Rather than try to influence the price of crude oil directly, Standard Oil had been exercising indirect control by altering oil storage charges to suit market conditions.
Early alcohol exposure can disrupt this balance in many ways such as reducing and increasing NMDA and GABA receptors function respectively [22] [26] and altering calcium storage and release [27], [28], which ultimately may affect gene expression [29] [31].
The fat body can influence tissues at a distance through the release of factors into the hemolymph [ 25], as well as respond to energy needs by altering the storage of energy reserves, such as glycogens, lipids, and proteins [ 26].
