The phrase "amend or remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to a document, policy, or any set of rules where modifications or deletions are being considered.
Example: "The committee decided to amend or remove the outdated sections of the policy to ensure it reflects current practices."
Alternatives: "revise or delete" or "modify or eliminate."
When evaluating whether to amend or remove Section 162(m) provisions in an existing equity plan, companies will also want to be mindful that certain (generally material) amendments may cause a loss of the ability to rely on the transition relief under the TCJA.
The letter, which was sent to more than 450 operators including William Hill and Bet365 on Friday, states: "We are writing to advise you to amend or remove immediately any ads on your website or in third party media that are likely to appeal particularly to people aged 17 or younger … and generally available to view.
Under UK law, a requirement to amend or remove online content arises only in limited circumstances and the guidance in this note extends beyond the BBC's legal responsibilities as a publisher.
The state leadership of North Carolina had until yesterday to amend or remove the bill to avoid losing millions in federal funding.
In the years leading up to its release this during the APA's annual meeting in San Francisco, psychiatrists hotly debated the merits of adding new disorders to the list (Hoarding? Complicated Grief? Binge-Eating Disorder?) as well as proposals to amend or remove certain conditions that are already in the book.
We have written to several newspapers, and some articles have been amended or removed (such as the report in The Sun).
The panel, which relies on contributions from hundreds of scientists, is considering whether to amend the estimate or remove it.
Record received in one month may be amended, or completely removed from the dataset in the next month.
"Some 116 of the 164 statements identified for substantive amendment were amended to remove or alter comments unfavourable to SYP".
It found 116 of the police statements identified for "substantive amendment" had been "amended to remove or alter comments unfavourable to South Yorkshire Police".
