The phrase "a new amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a proposed change or addition to a legal document, such as a constitution or a set of rules.
Example: "The committee has proposed a new amendment to address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a recent amendment" or "an additional amendment".
But a new amendment incorporated into the regulation appears to diminish its impact.
The migrants and their supporters are protesting a new amendment to Israel's Prevention of Infiltration Law.
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He said the government would not oppose a new amendment by Alf Dubs and also said he would speed up reuniting families with unaccompanied minors.
She withdrew the amendment in the face of ministerial opposition, but a new amendment was introduced by Perry, a Conservative, at the report stage.
They are seeking to persuade politicians to include a new amendment to the digital economy bill, which is currently going through parliament.
A controversial new amendment by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is raising some red flags with documentary filmmakers.
As True said at a conference at Rutgers University a few years later, "This new amendment brought our period of aggressive collecting to an end".
To reverse the 2002 amendment, Parliament needs to pass a new constitutional amendment, and that requires a two-thirds majority, Mr. Minallah said.
All the cousins slept in the same room last night, which required half a dozen new amendments to the Constitution: who was allowed to wake up whom, and who was obligated to wake up whom, and under what conditions, and exactly how, and exactly when.
Under the new amendment, if a musician has agreed to work-for-hire status in a contract, the recording company becomes the author.
