The phrase "amend a document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making changes or modifications to a written document, such as a contract, report, or policy.
Example: "The legal team will need to amend the document to reflect the new terms agreed upon by both parties."
Alternatives: "revise a document" or "modify a document."
But Generals Ziaul Haq and Musharraf arbitrarily amended a consensus document to reflect their twisted thinking that only usurpers of power occupying the presidency through coups d'etat could protect the national interest.
She did not mention the constitution at all, let alone demand explicitly that it be amended to a document embodying something closer to democracy as understood elsewhere.Some in Myanmar see a danger in the sudden opening up of their country.
The newly filed documents amend an earlier suit by the company, claiming that Intel engineers working with Apple have been using Qualcomm source code.
You cannot amend a DBA certificate.
"When we amend the document, or propose an amendment, we're going to notify anyone on Facebook who wants to be notified," Zuckerberg said "In the event where a certain threshold of people comment, then there's going to be a vote.
In response, another internal document states, Transocean amended a safety manual called the Well Control Handbook to require new cautionary steps for all crew members replacing the heavy drilling mud with a lighter seawater solution — one of the procedures investigators believe contributed to the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
The Framers of our Constitution wisely included a process by which the document could be amended, a reason that the Constitution has endured as our Nation's governing charter more than two centuries after it was first written.
Yet the panel failed to ask why it was that Mr Blair and Alastair Campbell were able to amend the document he was in charge of.
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has repeatedly said some articles in the Constitution are undemocratic, including a provision that one quarter of the seats in Parliament are reserved for the military, and the party wants to amend the document.
