"specially altered" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been altered or changed for a specific purpose. For example, "The factory designed new machinery specially altered for the production of solar panels."
Her friends find her an escort and she spends days on her hair, her clothes, her dress from the mall, specially altered.
The study, done in specially altered cells derived from a mouse, showed that the BRCA1 gene directly or indirectly participates in a process called transcription-coupled repair, a rapid means of correcting mistakes that occur in the DNA of other genes.
When a mouse with melanoma is infected with specially altered Salmonella strains, the bugs ignore their usual target (the liver) and head straight for the tumor--dramatically slowing its growth.
It also showcases a Chevy Sonic that's been specially altered to have retractable pneumatic arms to play the instruments on set.
A total of 1561 genes that had their expression levels specially altered in the process were obtained and hierarchically clustered with respect to their expression profiles.
Though most people these days pick up their antibiotics or diabetes medications from a drugstore, some prescriptions need to be specially mixed or altered — a process called compounding — to suit individual needs.
Cultigen is a general-purpose term for plants that have been deliberately altered or specially selected by humans, while cultivar is a formal classification category.
As the season unfolded, Scolari cut Lollichon out of team meetings, enforced changes to his training schedule that reduced Petr Cech's training time, stopped Cech from studying specially prepared videos of upcoming opponents and altered Cech's preparation ahead of the crucial fixture at Manchester United in early January.
The project will also investigate how tweaking the length of such fatty acids using specially engineered enzymes can alter the acids' chemical stability, as well as their nutritional and sensory properties, to make them more useful, he says.
A specially designed 'pin-on-disc' test rig is used, with dynamical properties which can be altered to allow different aspects of theoretically predicted behaviour to be probed.
Then they sprayed the altered version of the virus into a ferret's nose and placed the animal in a specially constructed cage with a second ferret who had not been exposed to the virus.
