The phrase "altering the scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to measurements, dimensions, or proportions in various fields such as art, data analysis, or engineering.
Example: "The architect suggested altering the scale of the model to better fit the site constraints."
Alternatives: "modifying the dimensions" or "changing the proportions".
"This is a first attempt at altering the scale," he added.
Altering the scale, and the style, of governance has inevitable consequences for power structures, institutions, livelihoods, and physical landscapes.
NEW YORK — The most radical change in the approach to art since the mid-19th century is altering the scale of market values.
However, instead of altering the scale or form of the historic building, a new addition should complement and contribute to the sense of proportion, disposition and historical pattern.
It is suggested that the addition of the stabilizer inhibits the thermodiffusion-assisted local aggregation thus leading to substantial reduction of the enhancement of thermal transport properties of the bare nanofluid as proposed in some recent models, and this also alters the characteristic time scales by altering the scale of aggregation.
You're taking classic forms, altering the scale and adding so much more intrigue and interest to your home.
The numbers are called scalars because in early examples they were ordinary numbers that altered the scale, or length, of a vector.
Rather than aesthetics, Ms. Huxtable focused on how the tower would alter the scale of Park Avenue, adding "an extraordinary burden to existing pedestrian and transportation facilities".
It has been used to transfer cartoons onto murals, to transfer preparatory drawings onto canvas paintings, and to alter the scale of any work in the same media.
You can alter the scale of the lines to better illustrate differences between flows to and from a particular country, and use the scrolling timeline above the graphic to select the year from which to view data.
Although Hadid did not like working on the computer — she hated the mouse — she was quick to grasp its advantages as a 3-D modelling tool, and the ease with which one could alter the scale of drawings.
