"has been modulated with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe how something has been adjusted or changed in a specific way. For example, "The room has been modulated with dim lighting and comfortable furniture to create a cozy atmosphere."
Work function and bulk resistivity of Ni has been modulated with other materials like, Cu, Au, Mo, W and Co.
The degree of sulfanation of copolymers has been modulated with the proportions of monomers in the electrosynthesis solution.
In addition to exposure studies in people, our laboratories have monitored AFB-N7-guanine excretion in the urine of rats whose risk for developing cancer has been modulated with dietary chemoprotective agents such that independent groups of animals receiving the same dosage of aflatoxin B1 were at either high or low risk for tumorigenesis.
In present study, these serum markers have been modulated with chronic induction of HFD for 10 weeks as the markers of hyperlipidemia, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia, and liver toxicity.
After the extracellular signal derived from pathogen recognition has been modulated, and concomittant with activation of extracellualr defense pathways, the immune signal is transduced to target cells that activate cellular responses including the production of antimicrobial compounds and effectors.
Even if you do not know what that information is saying, it is obvious that the wave has been "modulated".
Among the many efforts, one area of focus has been modulating the ability of antibodies to interact with the humoral and cellular components of the immune system through a process known as Fc engineering (Carter, 2006; Presta, 2008; Strohl, 2011).
As neighboring subcarriers have firmly aligned spectra, the adjacent subcarriers are modulated with the same, appropriately scaled data symbol in order to reduce the sidelobes power.
Light levels are modulated with computer-controlled louvers programmed to respond to photocells in the walls.
