The phrase "altering the layout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to the arrangement or design of a document, webpage, or physical space.
Example: "The team is focused on altering the layout of the presentation to make it more visually appealing."
Alternatives: "modifying the design" or "changing the arrangement".
The military can also do little to alter the layout of its bases, most of which were occupied by the United States at the end of World War II.
Half of the interviewed operators would alter the layout of the sorting centre to add new scanners (but they all mentioned "depending on the space availability") and 4 of them would accept a slowdown in the process conditioned to a significant increase in the security.
"Normal" mode altered the layout of rings and hazards, and "Easy" mode removes certain acts from the game entirely.
There's a lot to do: new characters to bump into and accept quests from (I encounter a piggy knight who needs me to locate his missing troops), "Ghost Writers" to activate for bonuses, plenty of in-game currency to pick up (quills, not coins – and if you're sensing a bookish theme, good), and ways to alter the layout of the level.
Users can view the same model from different perspectives and easily alter the layout to emulate traditional textbook representations.
Comments given by the children during the cognitive de-briefing process were also used to alter the layout and format of the measure itself.
We have now included thorough descriptions of growth conditions and altered the layout of Figure 4 table supplement 1 to make the cabinet data selection process clearer.
Most of the units will have two bedrooms, but owners may alter the layouts of their properties.
To convert the rental units to condominiums, the developers did not alter the layouts or number of units but just improved upon what was already there.
