The phrase "amend information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of making changes or corrections to existing information.
Example: "Please amend the information in the report to reflect the latest data."
Alternatives: "update information" or "revise information".
Police originally reported those fatalities had occurred on Dances Road at Caboolture, but later amended information to say they'd been swept off Beerburrum Road.
The college said the numbers were taken from a "preliminary report" done in January and were likely to change in the final version because bishops were still providing and amending information as recently as Friday.
Members of the expert advisory groups were consulted during this revision process to ensure the accuracy of amended information.
Data cleaning included amending information that was seen to be incomplete, suspected to be incorrect or inappropriately completed through cross-checking with the case notes and ward report logs and removal of typographic errors and duplicated information.
In general use of the system, the most frequent reason for contacting system administrators was a forgotten login, followed by contacts to amend demographic information or errors in data shown.
The trial judge denied the prosecutor's motion to amend the information and dismissed the false pretenses count.
If I still have a question or wish to amend any information concerning my application, whom do I contact?
The prosecutor moved to amend the information, claiming that "1974" was a typographical error, and that the date on which the defendants' alleged violation of the statute had commenced was actually January 13 , 1973 the same date alleged in the grand larceny count.
To request that Duke Health Enterprise DHEE) amend health information in your records.
Mr Swinney said: "It is my ambition to work towards a commencement date and these provisions by August 2017". He added: "The Supreme Court judgment provides us with an opportunity to amend the information sharing provisions in the 2014 Act in a way that improves the Named Person service and reassures parents and practitioners and the wider public.
