The phrase "amend implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a plan, process, or system that has already been put into action.
Example: "We need to amend the implementation of our new software to address the issues that have arisen during testing."
Alternatives: "revise execution" or "modify application".
Google is still not publicly doing so yet, but TechCrunch understands it will be amending its implementation of the ruling to include Google.com, with this change due to be applied shortly — perhaps as early as the middle of this month.
It is conceivable that broader involvement of stakeholders beyond health research managers might have indirectly affected indicator development, if such engagement led to NIHR altering its operational intent and thus amending its implementation plans.
12 13 Another way is to examine how QICs are amended in their implementation and to develop a programme of research to study a particular QIC in different settings.
During the initial years of the law's enactment, age 7 was widely chosen as the threshold in most provinces, but the threshold gradually moved to age 6 as most provinces amended the rules for implementation after 2000.
Parties outline, adopt, and amend policies, make decisions on implementation, and discuss compliance with FCTC articles [ 94].
The PDM does not necessarily include an exhaustive list of elements that the project entails, and it is quite usual for the PDM to be amended or modified during its implementation.
The Member States shall notify those provisions to the Commission by the [time-limit for implementation of the amending act] at the latest and shall notify it without delay of any subsequent amendment affecting them.
The obligations referred to in the first subparagraph shall be reviewed by the Member States at the latest within one year of [ time-limit for implementation of the amending act], except where Member States have carried out such a review within the previous 2 years.
They include reopening the Masri investigation and amending laws regarding criminal procedures or their implementation, he said.
The first would be to comb through the entire U.S. Code, identifying and amending every statute potentially affected by the implementation of new computer and telecommunications technologies.
