'amend wording' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use this phrase when you are making changes to the wording of a written document or statement. For example, "I need to amend the wording of this contract to make sure it accurately reflects our agreement."
Between rounds a number of strategies (e.g., amended wording of statements, generation and removal of statements) were used to move towards consensus.
The next variation resulted in amended wording to the Hepatic Warnings and Undesirable Effects to reflect severe liver injury cases arising from increased exposure as a result of post-marketing surveillance reports.
What everyone knows, as the Presidents and Prime Ministers of Europe gather for polite arguments over the smoked salmon is that, in the ever so slightly amended words of Churchill, this is not the end.
"Why do you keep saying tax?" the justice asked, leading Mr. Verrilli to amend his wording to "tax penalty".
We did not suggest that they [Momentum] amend the wording," a spokesman for the retail giant said.
Mr. McGregor also allegedly arranged to pay a legislative analyst who works for the state to amend the wording of pro-gambling legislation.
It may be too obvious to need spelling out, but I should perhaps amend the wording lest I be challenged under the Trade Descriptions Act!
But while some sites have had to amend their wording, it's still the case that far too many unwary consumers are being taken in.
He said: "We have agreed with the ICO that we will amend the wording on the Ucas application to provide greater clarity to students about the additional information they can choose to receive from us.
Trading standards officers have agreed with Peta's demands that the store should amend the wording of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy to make it clear that its decision to sell foie gras does not comply with its framework on selling meat produced to "the highest welfare standards".
