The phrase "altering the build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, software development, or any situation where modifications to a structure or system are being discussed.
Example: "The team is focused on altering the build to improve performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "modifying the structure" or "changing the configuration".
Simply altering the built environment is insufficient for creating more inclusive environments for older persons, as creating 'meaningful' places for aging involves consideration of psychosocial and cultural issues that go beyond issues of physical space.
Other approaches, loosely based around New Urbanism, are successfully reducing environmental impacts by altering the built environment to create and preserve sustainable cities which support sustainable transport.
Altering the built environment.
Although altering the built environment can influence individual noise exposures, it often does not reduce noise source levels.
Direct regulation, altering the informational environment, and altering the built environment are the least costly, most logistically feasible, and most effective noise reduction interventions.
Given these considerations, we believe that the most cost-effective legal interventions at the state and local levels are through a) spending and procurement, and b) altering the built environment.
Although prevention of different health effects will require additional research to identify appropriate exposure limits, once informed and supported by ongoing research, federal leaders can focus on lowering noise at its source, and states can prioritize altering the built environment.
To help foster greater understanding of the potential role public health can play in improving health outcomes and reducing disparities by altering the built environment, the group recently released a report, The Built Environment and Health: 11 Profiles of Neighborhood Transformation, that highlights local success stories across the country.
In California's Public Health Climate Change Adaptation Strategy, currently in draft form, officials wrote that they will "promote community resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change" chiefly by "altering the built environment with more urban residential density, bike trails, and parks designed to lessen effects from urban heat islands".
The control strategy altered the build plan in real time to ensure that the temperature around the start point of each hatch, prior to deposition, was below a threshold temperature of 415 °C.
