The phrase "any such alterations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or changes that have been previously mentioned or are understood in context.
Example: "The contract stipulates that any such alterations must be approved by both parties before implementation."
Alternatives: "any modifications of this kind" or "any changes of this nature".
A group of researchers formed the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative, in part to track any such alterations.
But he emphasized that any such alterations would flow solely from Israeli deliberations, and that his government would not be swayed by demands made by the Palestinians, the United Nations or the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Riviera should survive this weekend without any such alterations to its historic layout.
Any such alterations are not themselves effectively published.
He would occasionally pencil an altered dynamic or variant into the scores of selected pupils but it was only his prerogative as the composer-pianist to make any such alterations.
James, who was not terminally ill, would not have been eligible under any such alteration of the law.
Again, this can be quickly sorted, and luckily most of the other main dishes don't need any such alteration.
Any such alteration to the current Sudanese state would force Cairo to negotiate its rights to the Nile with a new state -- one that could potentially seek to use the Nile to unlock its agricultural potential.
This knowledge, in conjunction with the fact that the trancriptome of peripheral blood mononuclear cells has been shown to be altered in the context of many diseases, including renal cell carcinoma, lead us to study if any such alteration in gene expression exists in PC as it may have diagnostic utility.
Then, when using TomTom Home, all such alterations are then reflected on the unit itself.
Even considering neural plasticity, any reversal of such alterations appears unlikely within the 2-3 day period between measurements.
