The phrase "altering such" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to specific items or conditions, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The committee is focused on altering such policies that hinder progress."
Alternatives: "modifying those" or "changing such".
Property owners must go through a lengthy legal process before altering such a site, often requiring that they obtain permission from relatives.
As new plant species take hold, they modify the habitat by altering such things as the amount of shade on the ground or the mineral composition of the soil.
Dr. Gary Slutkin, an epidemiologist who began focusing more than a decade ago on urban violence as a public health matter, has developed a program that is making progress in altering such behavior, and thus reducing the violence.
George Eliot was aware of the problems inherent in visiting and preserving the houses of the celebrated: "Stupidity of people tricking out and altering such a place instead of letting one see it as he saw it and lived in it," she once wrote after visiting Schiller's home, in Weimar.
An increasing number of spontaneous mutations in vertebrates, including humans, are being discovered inactivating or altering such global control regions.
First, unfettered social and cultural acceptance of IPVAW may not only lead to abetting such practices, but may also create major obstacles toward altering such practices.
Dr. Myers hopes to alter such attitudes.
Do we really need to tunnel, construct, compartmentalize and permanently alter such exquisite anomalies to appreciate them?
The result, after much discussion, was a seven-point program to alter such behavior.
"Ron's kind of a one-man billboard hurricane," said Jack Napier, the founder of the Billboard Liberation Front, a San Francisco-based movement considered one of the first to alter such advertising.
In part, this was to counterbalance common masculine traits that a trans patient cannot alter, such as the size of her hands.
