The phrase "amended in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of a change or modification made to a document, policy, or agreement.
Example: "The contract was amended in order to clarify the terms of payment and ensure both parties are in agreement."
Alternatives: "revised to" or "modified to".
He only announced recently that the new law could be amended in order to meet EU standards.
This morning Downing Street said it had accepted the recommendation from the elections watchdog that the EU referendum question be amended in order to avoid bias.
The green paper said that if the tribunal's remit were to expand, its mechanisms and rules would need to be amended in order to ensure it complied with the European convention, reserving the right to a fair trial.
Therefore, in 2011 Annex XIII was amended in order to enable identification of SVHC according to the state of environmental science [3].
As a disclaimer, since every school district or educational organization is different, this guide may need to be amended in order to meet your district's individual needs.
60 Initially, the study protocol also required elevated DBP as an entry criterion, but the protocol was later amended in order to allow for recruitment of patients with ISH.
But it did not concede entirely, noting that certain federal rules would have to be amended in order for the concept to take full force.
These documents have been amended accordingly in order to provide separate information sheets and consent form which are suitable for children and teenagers.
Information sheets and consent forms are provided for all parents involved in the trial however these have been amended accordingly in order to provide separate information sheets and consent form [sic] which are suitable for children and teenagers.
He has not responded to offers by the law's principal author, Sen. Gil Cedillo (D-Los Angeles), to amend it in order to address the concerns of opponents.
