The phrase "amend the work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making changes or corrections to a piece of work, such as a document, project, or assignment.
Example: "After receiving feedback from my professor, I need to amend the work before submitting it again."
Alternatives: "revise the work" or "modify the work".
A spokesman for the employment minister, Michaelia Cash, told Guardian Australia "the legislation to amend the Fair Work Act to protect the CFA will be released prior to parliament resuming", on August 30.
The government wants to introduce legislation to amend the Fair Work Act to "protect" emergency service volunteers after an ugly dispute between the Victorian government, the United Firefighters Union and the CFA.
At the same time, the government is also expected to introduce a bill to amend the Fair Work Act to prevent unions taking over volunteer arms – in response to the dispute between the United Firefighters Union and the Victorian Country Fire Authority.
The plan Saleh agreed to calls for a two-year transition period in which a national unity government will amend the constitution, work to restore security and hold a national dialogue on the country's future.
While no memorial project has ever been denied more time, Congress is expected to hold hearings next month on whether it should further amend the 1986 Commemorative Works Act to require projects to meet several conditions before being given extensions, said John G. Parsons, a National Park Service official who serves on the National Capital Planning Commission.
Before you plant the clematis, amend the soil by working in compost and granular organic fertilizer.
It prompted Malcolm Turnbull, during the election campaign, to promise his government would protect CFA volunteers, if re-elected, by amending the Fair Work Act.
But he also signaled that he was willing to amend the proposal to "make this work for working families," a senior administration official said.
We will work to amend the Lobbying Disclosure Act to require that all individuals paid to engage in advocacy disclose contacts with all covered officials online and in real time.
DeSaulnier tells Capital & Main he was encouraged enough by the May vote to work to amend the bill and make it acceptable to corporate-friendly Democrats and to some Republicans if the measure returns for a vote this month.
