The phrase "a draft amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a proposed change or addition to a document, such as legislation or a contract, that is still in the process of being finalized.
Example: "The committee reviewed a draft amendment to the existing policy before voting on it."
Alternatives: "a proposed amendment" or "a preliminary amendment".
A draft amendment proposes three years' imprisonment for officials who leak personal data.
Mr. Baydar pointed to a draft amendment to the broadcast law presented by a deputy from the governing party this month.
Last year the government released a draft amendment proposing to shift the day to September 28th (widely held to be the birthdate of Confucius).
A draft amendment to the country's citizenship law approved by the cabinet this month would require non-Jews seeking to become naturalized citizens to swear allegiance to Israel as a "Jewish and democratic" state.
According to a draft amendment to the Hudson Highlands Unit Management Plan, the main goal is to "conduct research on forest management treatments and their impacts on water quality" in addition to "conducting education workshops for forest landowners, professional foresters, timber harvesters, researchers, and others".
A draft amendment is being studied by lawmakers after a commission ruled that reducing the age of majority was constitutional under Brazilian law.
The BPI confirmed on Thursday that it drafted a letter which was circulated to government and opposition peers containing a suggested draft amendment to the 1988 Copyright, Designs and Patent Act.
JERUSALEM — The Israeli cabinet on Sunday approved a contentious draft amendment to the country's citizenship law that calls for non-Jews seeking to become citizens to pledge loyalty to Israel as a Jewish and a democratic state.
The draft amendment with a Senate sponsor, as yet unidentified, could appear today if state regulators fail to block it.
The clause in the 1937 constitution acknowledging the special position of the Roman Catholic Church had been removed in 1972, although in 1983 the conservative resistance of Catholic pressure groups resulted in a referendum on a draft constitutional amendment reinforcing the republic's existing ban on abortion.
In fact, like the failed draft Constitution, the new draft amendment would codify Britain's responsibility for compensation.
