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Free sign upThe phrase "modified it to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a change or alteration made to something. For example: - I took the old recipe and modified it to use healthier ingredients. - The company has modified the product to fit customer feedback. - She modified her presentation to include more visuals. - They modified the car's design to make it more aerodynamic. - The team modified the code to fix the bug.
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We employed the GrowMatch procedure [ 18] to reconcile the growth phenotype discrepancies for the NGGs, and modified it to fix GNGs (in addition to using its original form).
The company modified it to produce the fuel at "commercially interesting rates," she says.
We chose the Berlin theme, and modified it to suit our needs.
Allesina and Pascual borrowed Google's PageRank algorithm and modified it to model ecosystems in the natural world.
In his excitement, he named the boy Daric, but upon realizing his mistake, he modified it to Darica.
We liked the idea suggested by him and we modified it to suit the purposes of this project.
UNIX was quickly adapted for another computer, and the team ported (modified) it to the PDP-11 by late 1970.
Happily, the bill came under such strong criticism that Mr. Straw modified it to cover only those believed to have committed what would be a criminal offense.
Although Wemmick's home is tiny, he has modified it to resemble a Gothic fortress of sorts, complete with a plank drawbridge, a moat and a "turret bedroom".
Acorn's position — stated dozens of times — was that the project should go forward if the developer modified it to reflect community concerns.
Though the product was initially developed in 2012 for ice cream vendors in developing countries, the company modified it to fill gaps in the cold chain.
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