The phrase "altering the forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications to specific structures or formats are being discussed.
Example: "The artist is known for altering the forms of traditional sculptures to create something entirely new."
Alternatives: "modifying the shapes" or "changing the structures".
Human activities are significantly and rapidly altering the form and function of terrestrial ecosystems.
Tele-Communications Inc., the nation's largest cable television company, said yesterday that it was again altering the form of its planned spinoff of assets.
Until this generation, console makers stuck with one architecture for the lifespan of their current machine, maybe altering the form-factor or HDD size, or adding new peripherals, but rarely tinkering with the processing capacity.
It could even be argued that "Waiting for Godot" (1953), the work that made him famous, is the most influential play of the last hundred years, forever altering the form and direction of drama.
Elastic abrasive is a unique concept of using abrasive embedded elastomeric balls having the special capability to deform in conformity to work surface and thereby imparting a very fine refinement of its profile without altering the form.
Indeed, says Shimizu, in nonhereditary Parkinson's, "some environmental factor may be altering the form of Parkin over time".
So went the chain-reactions from this ill-advised eradication program, dramatically altering the form and function of our country's most iconic ecosystem.
Its also a fun way to see my process at work by altering the form inputs you can see the graphics change".
Then 6 It is important to note that many of these assumptions can be relaxed without altering the form of our model (see below).
Only patients with confirmed outlet impingement caused by osteophytes altering the form of the coracoacromial arch according to Bigliani type II and III acromial shape [ 9] were included in the impingement group.
