The phrase "there will be alterations" is correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to indicate that changes will be made, especially in a planned or anticipated situation. Example: "The designer promised that there will be alterations made to the dress before the fashion show next week." Another example: "Due to budget cuts, there will be alterations to the company's annual holiday party this year."
UPDATE: We can now run trains to and from Charing Cross and Waterloo East but there will be delays and alterations A statement on Southeastern's website on Tuesday morning read: "Following a major failure of the signalling equipment in the London Bridge area, services in and out of London Bridge, London Waterloo East, London Charing Cross and London Cannon Street are now able to run.
This also means there will be a terrifying alteration to the panel, with Fred Barnes, joining Mara Liasson, Bill Kristol, and Juan Williams.
The ordinance was referred to the License and Consumer Protection Committee, where I'm sure there will be more discussion and possibly alterations.
If future studies can tie the action of AD-associated TREM2 variants to changes in microglial function that influence AD-relevant phenotypes, there will be direct genetic evidence that alterations in innate immune responses confer risk for AD.
There will be absolutely no changes, no alteration, nothing done to the current framework of the current JCPOA".
It is possible that there will be more economic motivation for postnatal alterations than prenatal ones.The upshot of the bio-genetic revolution is the birth of somatic flexibility: our bodies will no longer be such deterministic creations.
Due to alteration in piping, there will be a saving of 406 026 INR per year, which will be utilized for development of efficient environment policy for the company.
Its final statement disappointed advocates of swift alterations – though a further document may put flesh on the deliberations in the coming weeks and there will be further discussion at the annual Economic Work Conference in December.
