The phrase "altering the progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a process or development that is currently underway.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at altering the progress of the project to ensure it meets the deadline."
Alternatives: "changing the course" or "modifying the advancement".
Sex differences that have the potential to alter the progress of epileptogenesis are evident at molecular and cellular levels in the developing brain, and include differences in neuronal excitability, response to environmental insult, and epigenetic control of gene expression.
Since these gene classes are thought to play important roles for the bacterium by generating antigenic variation and immune evasion, variable occurrence of PE and PPE genes may change the interaction of the bacterium with its host and thus alter the progress of the disease.
For patients with PSS there is currently no effective therapy that can alter the progress of the disease.
There is no effective systemic therapy that can alter the progress of the disease and no immediate prospect of commercial studies.
These data suggest a possibility that, by deregulating apoptosis and inferring tumor growth, HPV16 infection may alter the progress of NOXA-MCL1 axis-mediated carcinogenesis through both p53- dependent and independent mechanisms.
Often scientists make progress by altering the meaning of key terms.
In addition, the same signalling pathway in microglial cells seems to modulate the progress of demyelination by altering the release of proinflammatory components such as TNFα and iNOS.
The UNiTE campaign, the Trust Fund and other activities are part of a global wave of progress that is altering the way violence is perceived.
A rising south is altering the global economic geometry but it is still work in progress.
Altering the context altered the result.
