The phrase "alters relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain actions, events, or factors can change the dynamics or connections between individuals or groups.
Example: "The new policy alters relationships between management and employees, fostering a more collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "changes connections" or "modifies interactions."
In other words, we are examining second order change (Boyd and Angelique 2007), or change that alters relationships and is therefore theorized to be more systemic.
This study provides population geneticists with a list of targets, which could undergo selective pressure and thus alters relationships between the various lineages of M. tuberculosis strains and their host.
The correlation between ICDSs, function and phenotypes could have important evolutionary implications and provides population geneticists with a list of targets, which could undergo selective pressure and thus alters relationships between the various lineages of M. tuberculosis strains and their host.
Slaves came to permeate the fabric of family life and altered relationships within the household.
Mr Cameron has said steps to closer economic integration in the eurozone stemming from the euro crisis will necessarily alter relationships within the EU.
A decline would obviously affect productivity; it also can alter relationships.
Does consent for contact alter relationships between clinicians and patients?
Such characteristics may confound or alter relationships between physician characteristics and prescribing behaviour.
Smoking was an agent that altered relationships with parents and other family members.
A composite EPI indicator therefore adds greater variability and information to the outcome in a way that does not fundamentally alter relationships between individual vaccinations and HRH densities.
CDMU's intervention in the Indian medicines market, coupled with changes in the industry, altered relationships between MOs, manufacturers and distributors.
