The phrase "a part of amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or element of an amendment, such as in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The proposed changes to the law include a part of amendment that addresses environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "a section of the amendment" or "a clause of the amendment".
Freedom of the press is a part of that amendment – one of the great markers of this democracy and a privilege people in totalitarian countries are persecuted without.
This means that, with minor and severely confined exceptions, inferentially a part of the Amendment, every search and seizure is unreasonable when made without a magistrate's authority expressed through a validly issued warrant.
As someone who is a part of First Amendment history, I was full of joy on those steps at City Hall because I saw so clearly the value, creativity and power in free speech and free assembly.
The Oklahoma section in question, 12665, was enacted in 1915 as a part of a general amendment to then existing tax laws.
Morgan admitted there was a part of the Grieve amendment that "does go further" than the prime minister was prepared to accept but said the would-be rebels had not been played.
As a part of its Fifth Amendment defense, Apple argues that being forced to create a version of its software that weakens security is a gross expansion of the All Writs Act and is indeed counter to the Constitution.
He has called the amendment a part of "a war for the survival of America" and "a pre-emptive strike".
Investigation is a part of lawmaking and the First Amendment, as well as the Fifth, stands as a barrier to state intrusion of privacy.
For example, the National Caregiver Support Program has been implemented over the past eight years as a part of the Older Americans Act Amendments (2000).
11.43am BST They are now voting on the controversial part of amendment one.
