The phrase "modify the name" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a change to an existing name or title. For example, "The company decided to modify the name of their new product to make it more marketable."
A Brewers fan says she was asked to leave Miller Park on Wednesday night after she modified the name "Braun" on the back of her Brewers shirt to "Fraud".
As I suspect based on the various songwriter lawsuits against Spotify over its apparent failures in the handling of these NOIs, the "if known" modifying "the name of the author or authors" is actually translated as "don't bother" as most of the form NOIs don't even have a box for that information.
Patient ethnicity was altered by modifying the name of the patient in the vignette to create two experimental conditions.
We modified the name of the intervention to " Collaborative Community Based Care" (CCBC), as this was felt to better communicated the collaborative nature of our intervention delivery, and we introduced flip charts during the time of informed consent to pictorially depict this collaboration.
As we previously modified the names of pollinating wasp species, we here display the names of the Taiwanese species on the basis of the recent updates (Cruaud et al. [2011]; Segar et al. [2012]).
I suggest modifying the names of the groups to "anesthesiologist at head of patient" and "anesthesiologist facing patient" – or possibly a more elegant phraseology (south-facing vs north-facing approach?) - this is really the main difference between the techniques – whether you use the thumb or index finger is a secondary difference derived from the first.
Edit those entries, modifying the names and the times to reflect your times!
A string symbol used to modify the pitch name, such as "#" or "-" for sharp and flat, respectively.
not transfer, suspend, or otherwise modify the domain name during the pendency of the action, except upon order of the court.
