The phrase "amend results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of making changes or corrections to previously obtained results, often in a research or analytical context.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we decided to amend the results to reflect the new findings."
Alternatives: "revise outcomes" or "modify findings".
But the company quickly appointed an outside investigative panel and reported amended results, while Toyota brought in a new management team.
But with a battery of lawyers arguing for their parties in federal and state courts, Palm Beach County decided to proceed with its recount even though Ms. Harris plans to discount the amended results.
If punters really are being turned off by racing, as bookmakers like to state, whenever the question of financial support comes around, then they are hardly going to be brought back by anything that produces a greater number of amended results.
All of the models that are compared with f K,M 2 are summarized in Table 1, and Fig. 6 gives the forecasting error amending results of all of the models, which is judged by the root mean squares error (RMSE).
However, these amended results have not changed the conclusions from our previous publication.
From this collective feedback, survey questions were eliminated and amended resulting in a 42 question scale.
Meanwhile the IOC confirmed on Saturday that, as a result of Sachenbacher-Stehle's doping case, its disciplinary commission has decided to amend the results of the women's 12.5km mass start and mixed relay events.
The IOC later confirmed that, as a result of Sachenbacher-Stehle's doping case, its disciplinary commission has decided to amend the results of the women's 12.5km mass start and mixed relay events.
A SUSTAINED wave of public protest, Algeria's opposition parties hope, could force the regime to cancel or amend the results of an allegedly fraudulent election.
