The phrase "a further amendment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a document, agreement, or legal text.
Example: "The committee proposed a further amendment to the original contract to clarify the terms of payment."
Alternatives: "an additional modification to" or "a subsequent change to".
If parliament wishes to grant anonymity through, say, a further amendment to the 1976 Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act, then it should have the guts to do so.
Sherriff will table a further amendment to the bill setting a firm date if the government does not set out its own timetable soon.
But this month, Supervisors Mar and Campos, who represent two labor-heavy districts, introduced a further amendment to Mr. Elsbernd's bill that would negate the pension contributions with a pay raise for the S.E.I.U., a move that would in fact increase costs to the city, according to the city controller.
In 2009, a further amendment to the Ontario Heritage Act imposed licensing requirements on any type of surveying device.
The study will test processes and procedures, and any further amendments to the content of the intervention will be made prior to the commencement of the main trial.
A further amendment relates to the fact that under the EEG 2012, RES producers were eligible for a separately calculated management premium to compensate for the additional costs of trading and providing balancing energy.
The Council have also suggested a number of further amendments to the Commission's original version.
A further amendment was made on 15 October 2013 to remove Nottingham from the list of those universities that have cut single-honours Spanish.
"We think that as things stand today, there is going to be a very strong case for further amendments to the embargo or the lifting of the embargo".
Lincoln was open to the possibility of a constitutional convention to make further amendments to the Constitution.
A further amendment tabled by another 11 MPs, including Richard Fuller and Michelle Thomson, calls on the house's honours forfeiture committee to recommend Green's knighthood "be cancelled and annulled".
