The phrase "and modifications to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or alterations made to something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The report includes a detailed analysis of the original design and modifications to the proposed plan."
Alternatives: "and changes to the" or "and adjustments to the".
"What we did today was explain to the owners some enhancements and modifications to the program".
Thus, studies examining the effects of other dietary macronutrient compositions and modifications to the traditional formula-based LCD are of considerable scientific and public health interest.
E.L.G. contributed to the original idea of this work and was responsible for overall supervision of the research and for revisions and modifications to the manuscript.
At the end of the paper, we suggest future extensions and modifications to the architecture, and conclude.
Researchers examined over 100 preserved skulls and isolated domes (also called skull-caps) and found a pretty consistent pattern – they very often suffered from damage and modifications to the cap consistent with injuries.
The changes included a reinforced structure and modifications to the trailing edge of the wing as well as the air conditioning system and landing gear.
Also presented are extensions and modifications to the algorithm to handle strict lexicographic ordering, detection of entailment, and vectors of unequal length.
This spatial variation is important in modelling the wear processes and providing strategies for reducing wear through enhanced design and modifications to the biotribological properties of the device.
The flexibility of the selection software in allowing identification of trends in the results and modifications to the selection criteria is demonstrated.
The block shear strength and net cross-section strength are also discussed and modifications to the EN 1993 design rules are given.
The chapter discusses some enhancements and modifications to the basic noise algorithm, mostly to produce high-quality and easy-to-use noise.
