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The phrase "alters the surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change or modification to a surface is being described, such as in art, science, or engineering.
Example: "The new coating alters the surface of the material, enhancing its durability and resistance to corrosion."
Alternatives: "modifies the surface" or "changes the surface".
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Water inside Ceres chemically alters the surface, leaving a hydrogen imprint there.
The release of vapor into the air alters the surface energy fluxes and leads to potential cloud formation.
Each of these surface treatments uniquely alters the surface integrity and consequent fatigue life.
Rolling alters the surface properties of aluminium alloys and introduces disturbed oxide-rich subsurface layers.
The "smart" liquid alters the surface of the tablet to convert text, maps and graphics into Braille, by creating a rising sensation under the user's fingertips.
Raman spectroscopy scans indicate changed mode signatures due to the probable chelating process, which alters the surface morphology.
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Altering the surface of orthopaedic implants with nanotechnology has already improved the kinds of fake bones patients receive today.
Because they alter the surface properties, self-assembled monolayers can be used for a multitude of applications.
The results showed that the heat treatment did not alter the surface of the PBII-films.
This implies that γ-radiation may alter the surface characteristics contributing to surface complexation of Co2+.
Treatments were designed to alter the surface chemistry of the membranes to create permanently hydrophilic surfaces.
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