The phrase "amended application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, administrative, or formal contexts when referring to a revised or modified application that has been changed after its initial submission.
Example: "The committee reviewed the amended application and found it to be in compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "revised application" or "modified application".
The amended application has, so far, been marked as "disapproved" in the city's online records.
After her order, the pill's manufacturer submitted an amended application seeking access for 15-year-olds.
United subsequently reduced its bid last December, when it filed an amended application for $1.6 billion in loan guarantees.
An amended application filed last month by the developer, Emmut Properties, proposed to change dormitory space on the third floor into two conventional apartments.
Mike Hopkins, executive director of the Maryland Racing Commission, said Saturday that stewards at Pimlico Race Course contacted Elliott and asked him to submit an amended application to ride in Maryland.
The F.D.A. said it had restricted its decision to Plan B One-Step because the manufacturer, Teva Pharmaceuticals, filed an amended application to lower the age of availability to 15.
Reviewers tend to favor these amended applications (A1s and A2s) over first-time awards (A0s) because the applicant responded to reviewers' comments or out of sympathy, the advisory committee found.
The trials involve charges by Democrats that Republicans improperly amended applications for absentee ballots that had been rejected by officials in Seminole and Martin Counties.
Award success frequently depends on an iterative process of commentary, revision, and review, and many applications are resubmitted as revised or amended applications.
This committee made several suggestions including shortening of the application size, giving applicants unambiguous feedback about resubmission, using short pre-buttals to correct factual errors in review, and eliminating the special status of amended applications.
The court's decision comes amid increasing pressure from some of the biggest trading partners of the 27-member bloc to suspend or amend application of the legislation to expressly exclude non-European Union countries — at least initially.
