The phrase "amended and improved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes made to a document, policy, or product that enhance its quality or effectiveness.
Example: "The policy has been amended and improved to better serve the needs of our community."
Alternatives: "revised and enhanced" or "modified and upgraded."
I recognise that the proposals have been substantially amended and improved from the original Browne Review and I congratulate all ministers on what has been achieved.
The enforcement now lies primarily in the Trafficking Victim's Protection Act (TVPA), which was signed by the US Congress in 2000 and has been amended and improved upon five times since.
Soil profiling charts have been amended and improved from a large data base obtained from various geotechnical site characterization studies carried out by the good number of investigators [23, 33].
CYL and YJC amended and improved the design and the presentation of this study.
KWL and DL amended and improved the design of the study.
At the same time, we have substantially amended and improved the initial text since it is all the more crucial to protect fundamental freedoms and guarantee the full exercise of freedom of expression and information, starting with media freedom and pluralism, but also to guarantee workers' professional mobility," said Constance Le Grip (EPP, FR), who is steering the legislation through Parliament.
But we need the House of Lords to amend and improve the bill over the coming months to transform it into the legislation our world-class higher education sector needs.
To make the government's proposals anywhere near fit for purpose, peers from all sides of the Lords are going to have their work cut out scrutinising the detail and seeking to amend and improve the bill in the weeks and months ahead.
Brexit Secretary David Davis said the Great Repeal Bill would allow the UK Parliament and Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland administrations to scrap, amend and improve laws.
The claim: Brexit Secretary David Davis said in March that the repeal bill would allow the UK Parliament and Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland administrations to scrap, amend and improve laws.
Instead of scrutinizing, amending and improving proposed trade deals, lawmakers use Fast Track to gloss over the specifics and simply vote yea or nay on the entire package as presented.
