"undergo alteration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which a thing or person has changed, typically in a more significant way than a simple modification. For example, "The landscape underwent an alteration over the summer due to the construction of a new highway."
Developments in particle physics during the 1970s, however, suggested that the net baryon number may in fact undergo alteration.
Both processes occur at high temperatures; under such conditions, host rocks undergo alteration while sulfur precipitates as magmatic gas condenses (Christenson et al. 2010).
The bentonite barrier is supposed to undergo alteration and transformation processes due to reaction with groundwater and heating originated from radionuclide decay.
It denotes a fundamental aspect of evolution where the jobs encoded by one component of the genome can undergo alteration so that they meet a new adaptive need.
Tubular cells undergo alteration of cell polarity, mislocalization of TJ proteins, and membrane transporters and finally develop necrosis and apoptosis.
As it has been reported that mitochondria undergo alteration of their morphology during autophagy and that during starvation fused mitochondria are spared from autophagic degradation [ 25], we evaluated autophagic proneness of DFs from subjects of different age in basal condition and under starvation.
Human beings quite normally undergo alterations of character: we are one person at home, another at work, another again when we awake at four in the morning.
As samples naturally weathered in the field usually undergo alterations in porosity, liquid water transport properties and mechanical strength, all the samples used in this study were artificially weathered by heating prior to consolidants application.
Epitopes located on the protein may also undergo alterations in the process.
A unique facet of epigenetic marks that distinguishes them from their genetic counterparts, is their sensitivity to undergo alterations in response to dietary and other environmental exposures [1], [3], [4].
Proteoglycans have been shown to undergo alterations during malignant transformation resulting in disrupted interaction between the extra cellular matrix and the transformed cells to simplify the invasion into the surrounding tissue.
