The phrase "altering the angle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes in perspective, direction, or position, often in contexts like photography, engineering, or design.
Example: "By altering the angle of the camera, we were able to capture a more dynamic shot of the landscape."
Alternatives: "changing the angle" or "modifying the angle."
It was found that by altering the angle of the inlet air streams into the dryer, the nature of the flow within the dryer could be significantly altered.
What Kim did was apply a miniscule amount of shearing to slightly bend an array of tiny walls between the glazing to shift position in unison, altering the angle at which the light hits them.
By altering the angle of the posting it is purported that a controlled dose response effect during the stance phase of gait can be achieved, however these biomechanical changes have yet to be characterised.
It will have the equivalent of seasons, and this could play to Philae's advantage by altering the angle, timing and intensity of the sunlight hitting the solar panels.
Avoidance can involve the repositioning of leaves to minimise light absorption and altering the angle of incidence to enhance reflection (Murchie et al. 2009) or the movement of chloroplasts along cell walls (Wada et al. 2003).
Its new Eagle 360 Urban tire concept design builds on the work it revealed last year with its Edge 360 concept tire, which re-imagined the tire as a sphere, capable of providing autonomous cars with the ability to move in any direction at a moment's notice, without having to worry about turning arcs and altering the angle of wheels.
These can be made to overlap with each other by altering the angles of the beams.
During these starts, Dickey has been able to guide the ball's course by altering the angles and heights of his release point.
The machines are designed to move through their surrounding environment by altering the angles of the links that chain together the different segments of their bodies.
To re-iterate, dither offsets are applied in (relative) instrument coordinates, and do not alter the angle of the instrument rotator.
Above all, he says, "the biggest thing you can do" to reduce splashback - sitting or standing - is to alter the "angle of attack".
