The phrase "affected by the amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that have an impact on a particular subject or entity due to an amendment.
Example: "The policies of the organization were significantly affected by the amendment to the regulations."
Alternatives: "influenced by the amendment" or "impacted by the amendment".
Monetary damages for failing to comply with accessibility requirements are only available under state law, which would not be affected by the amendment to the ADA.
Total nematode density, family diversity and family richness were not affected by the amendment treatments, but both family richness and seasonal nematode density increased over the duration of the experiment.
Another project allowed under current zoning that would have been affected by the amendment is the Regal Cinemas multiplex and Barnes & Noble bookstore that Forest City Ratner is building at 100 Court Street in Brooklyn, which rises to 195 feet.
Several restructurings are still in play that would be affected by the amendment's fate.
In our simulation study we assumed that the variance of both treatment arms was equally affected by the amendment.
To meet that schedule, Mr. Boni asked the judge to allow Google and its partners to shorten the period for accepting comments or objections from all parties affected by the amendments.
L. 100 418, enacting section 295 of this title and amending sections 154, 271, and 287 of this title, on those domestic industries that submit complaints to the Department of Commerce alleging that their legitimate sources of supply have been adversely affected by the amendments.
We see no error in the ruling of the court below upon the federal question presented, and the conclusion we have reached renders it unnecessary to consider how far the obligation of the corporation was affected by the alleged amendment made to its charter.
The upshot: women of color are more likely to be directly affected by the Hyde Amendment and other abortion funding restrictions.
Only 13% of last year's abortions were covered by private insurance, and only a fraction of those women would be affected by the Stupak Amendment.
According to the Connecticut Council of Police Unions, about 2,400 of its members are affected by the two amendments.
