The phrase "amend to an" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be appropriately used due to its grammatical issues.
Example: "We need to amend to an agreement" does not work as intended.
Alternatives: "modify to a" or "revise to a".
British Airways says that pregnant customers due to fly to Brazil, Mexico, Barbados or the Dominican Republic in February can delay their journey or amend to an alternative destination free of charge.
They include: British Airways said pregnant customers due to travel up to and including February 29 who no longer wish to travel can either change their booking free of charge, delay their journey or amend to an alternative destination.
This could be explained by the fact that, in this case, patients are more demanding for a financial compensation, as an amend to a functional loss.
They won't want a bad review on a heavily trafficked site and so will usually make amends to an aggrieved customer.
"Supreme," as a term, is amended to an international officeholder, such as Supreme Basileus.
According to the Saturday filing, that was amended to an offer to purchase only the TV business. .
After a planned interim analysis of safety and efficacy data, the design was amended to an open-label treatment where all patients received pazopanib 800 mg once daily based on the recommendations of an independent data monitoring committee.
Mr. Seinfeld was unhurt in the accident, which was initially reported as a rollover, but later amended to a tip.
It also said the duchess had a normal synched waist which has been amended to a normal cinched waist.
The responsibility I had was to try to make amends to a group of people we had needlessly and mistakenly offended".
All credit to ENO for helping make amends to a piece which is, as our music critic says elsewhere, a major achievement.
