"modification of content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts but generally refers to making changes to the content (information, details, etc.) of something. For example, "This document requires a modification of content before it can be approved."
Finally, protecting against malicious modification of content can increase overhead, response times, and startup delays.
With a better understanding of limiting processes in photosynthesis, advances in measurement methodology, and the advent of biotechnology, which enables the modification of content or activity of individual enzymes, the possibility of enhancing biomass production by improving single-leaf photosynthesis should be reexamined.
It remains open to modification of content and context.
These discussions led to modification of content, namely information about managing jaundice was added to the course.
Only minor modifications of content were made in order to preserve the instrument's original structure of the passages, including the number of sentences.
Modules adapted from public domain content management (CMS) software have been used to facilitate generation and modification of textual content.
Systematic or multiple reproduction, distribution to multiple locations via electronic or other means, duplication of any material in this paper for a fee or for commercial purposes, or modification of the content of the paper are prohibited.
The microfluidic chip we have designed provides easy and rapid modification of droplet content by mixing two aqueous liquids at any given ratio.
Ease of future adaptation for additional global audiences and modification of the content for multiple dissemination pathways are important early considerations to ensure scalability and long-term impact of the intervention.
Mechanical and durability aspects of concrete incorporating coarse RCA up to 30% replacement and granular RCA up to 20% replacement were found to be comparable to those of virgin aggregates, and controllable through modification of paste content and composition, in order to achieve the desired mechanical and durability properties of sustainable concrete.
The last one concerns modification of the content, based on the quantity, quality, and abstraction.
