The phrase "amend it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest making changes or modifications to something by adding or including additional information or elements.
Example: "Please amend it with the latest data before submitting the report."
Alternatives: "modify it by adding" or "update it with".
Another possibility would be for the Senate to take up the House bill, and amend it with its own provisions.
The lower federal courts dismissed the suit while permitting him to amend it with a lawyer's help.
On Wednesday, he added, "when the Senate receives the House bill to fund the government for six more weeks, we will amend it with the language of the Senate FEMA legislation".
They will seek to amend it with the rules revisions sponsored by Senator Douglas and a number of other Northerners; these are rather more elaborate than the Johnson proposals and call for cloture by a Constitutional majority — fifty senators.
That's because once any bill is enacted, Senate Democrats can then amend it with only 51votess -- striking out the measure that de-funds Obamacare, and even possibly increasing funds in the continuing resolution to keep the government running.
Green beans thrive in loamy soil, so if your garden has heavy clay soil or sandy soil, you should amend it with organic material before planting your green beans.
The story came up bad, they found out about it from someone else, and they amended it with an hourlong retraction that was straightforward and very powerful.
Mr. Robertson and his siblings filed their first complaint against Princeton in 2002, and last week they amended it with a new roster of alleged wrongdoings.
Four treatments were designed to span a range of management options – from simply piling up the manure to amending it with straw to increase aeration and adding insulating layers of straw.
Beibei Yuan and Liying Jia amended it with comments from all other co-authors.
Because Proposition 8 was enacted by initiative as a state constitutional amendment, under California law, the only way to repeal or amend it is with a new initiative.
