The phrase "alters in response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change or modification that occurs as a reaction to a specific stimulus or situation.
Example: "The system alters in response to user input, adapting its settings for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "changes in reaction" or "modifies in response".
For example, we cannot determine whether the reduction in functional DLPFC amygdala coupling arises owing to alterations in the white matter microstructure, whether the microstructure alters in response to reduced 'signal handling' load, or whether both mechanisms are concurrent but independent.
It's impossible to form one overall impression of the day, only a succession of fleeting images the intensity of whose colours constantly alters in response to the changing light.
Biomarkers are proteins or other components of a clinical sample whose measured intensity alters in response to a biological change such as an infection or disease, and which may therefore be useful for prediction and diagnosis.
The behaviour of Dictyostelium Cdk8 also alters in response to high levels of extracellular cAMP, as a decreased proportion is found associated with a high molecular weight complex.
This ratio alters in response to change in energy state of a system.
Therefore it alters in response to ATP demand, but is rather insensitive to small changes in maximum respiratory capacity or in proton leakiness.
Next, we sought to determine whether endogenous TGF-β responsive gene expression is altered in response to SFRP1 loss.
Sprawling over a hillside next door is the island's second town, Glossa, which has barely altered in response to tourism.
But what these artifacts lose in fidelity, they gain in flexibility, because they can easily be altered in response to what's learned by exposing users to them.
