The word "tampered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been interfered with or manipulated, usually illegally or without permission. For example, "The police discovered that the voting machines had been tampered with."
He acknowledged that his fellow members could have lied to him about who they voted for but claimed that Fifa deliberately tampered with the vote.
The hospital was placed in special measures last November after a CQC report found cancer data had been tampered with.
He said his company's vaults had seismic and modular sensors that, if tampered with, would alert a 24/7 CCTV security company.
The court heard that he believed private letters had been tampered with after his post appeared to have been opened, leading to a private detective being hired to investigate.
The very DNA of Turkey's fourth estate is being severely tampered with.
Anybody famous?" TV's Martin Brundle, who will be back on the grid at this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, may wish to forget his visit in 1999 to the principality,: trading awkward banter with Frank Bruno, having his life made difficult by a surprisingly playful Ron Dennis and finally being terminally tampered with by Gerhard Berger.
Nadir told the jury he left Britain on 4 May 1993 after his mental health collapsed, he was accused of trying to bribe a judge, and believed his post had been tampered with.
The trust would not need to be backed up by statute – a red line issue for so many editors – in contrast to Letwin's existing plan to create an overseer backed by royal charter, supported by a five-page bill the Cabinet Office minister has drawn up to ensure that the charter body cannot be tampered with.
In 2013, European observers stayed several nights at a key tallying centre in Conakry to guarantee results would not be tampered with.
A CQC spokesman has since confirmed that it is looking at an allegation that waiting time figures were tampered with to meet targets.
In a separate development, the Sunday Times has published new claims from a former Fifa executive committee member saying the vote to host the 2010 World Cup was tampered with to ensure South Africa won.
