The phrase "amended action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a change or modification made to a previously established action or decision.
Example: "The court issued an amended action to reflect the new evidence presented during the trial."
Alternatives: "revised action" or "modified action".
Yesterday, the S.E.C. amended its action to identify Mr. Bartiromo, who lives with his parents in Mission Viejo, Calif., north of San Diego, as a principal of Invest Better.
Wednesday's filing involved an amended class-action complaint and accused El Paso of fraud and misleading investors.
"A party cannot amend an action that no longer exists".
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Senior executives at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia knew Ms. Stewart was under investigation for her sale of shares in ImClone Systems before the inquiry was disclosed to the public and discussed how that might affect the stock price of their company, an amended class- action lawsuit contends.
Pearl said that if he could go back and amend his actions, he would maintain the program "to the letter of the law".
I hereby nominate five foreign leaders for the Best Actor Award, hoping their nomination might serve to highlight the irony of their performance and amend their actions in real life.
Although you must understand that good deeds will not amend your actions, they will help you move forward into a positive future.
The advantages to this method were that bills were substantially cheaper, and unlike writs did not tie the plaintiff down; once the case came to court the bill could be amended to include any action or actions the plaintiff wanted to enforce.
The Constitution of the United States can only be amended through the actions of the U.S. Congress.
