The phrase "a new constitutional amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or additions to a constitution, typically in a legal or political context.
Example: "The lawmakers proposed a new constitutional amendment to address the issue of voting rights."
Alternatives: "a fresh constitutional amendment" or "an additional constitutional amendment".
At the same time, Kenyatta became the first president of Kenya under a new constitutional amendment.
The government will run a record budget deficit next year; under a new constitutional amendment, it has to be cut almost to zero by 2016.
Why not pass a new constitutional amendment guaranteeing the vote to United States citizens of Puerto Rico and, perhaps, other territories?
To reverse the 2002 amendment, Parliament needs to pass a new constitutional amendment, and that requires a two-thirds majority, Mr. Minallah said.
A new constitutional amendment could handle that problem... Describes the organization and controversy over a prayer rally to promote spontaneous prayers at public gatherings, such as high school football games.
In theory, the pace of privatisation should pick up, thanks to a new constitutional amendment that envisages moving all but 25 state-owned companies into private ownership within eight to ten years (though the government will keep a 20% stake).
* He saw no need for any new constitutional amendments other than perhaps an equal rights amendment and said he thought it would be "unfortunate" if a new constitutional convention were called to propose a balanced-budget amendment and possibly others.
The independence of the judiciary was dealt a final death blow with the new constitutional amendment of December 30, the last day of the parliamentary session.
The other proposed new constitutional amendment appears to alter the system through which the President of the National Judicial Office (NJO) can remove individual cases from the courts to which they have been assigned by law and reassign them to any other court in the country.
The new constitutional amendment (again) kills off the independence of the judiciary, brings universities under (even more) governmental control, opens the door to political prosecutions, criminalizes homelessness, makes the recognition of religious groups dependent on their cooperation with the government and weakens human rights guarantees across the board.
Jurisdiction stripping is the new constitutional amendment, and the Exceptions Clause is the new Article V.
