The phrase "amended interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a revised or updated understanding of a particular text, law, or concept.
Example: "The amended interpretation of the policy clarifies the eligibility criteria for applicants."
Alternatives: "revised understanding" or "updated interpretation".
An amended version appears next week.
So he chose to pretend that the status quo remains, and simply amend the interpretation". But the effort was immediately undercut, chiefly by Mr. Kaifu's own Cabinet Legislation Bureau, a group of bureaucrats who put forth the Government's official view of what is and is not constitutional.
This study is designed to assess the performance of radiology residents in interpreting emergency department chest radiographs for pneumonia and to characterize chest radiographic findings in patients for which interpretation was amended by an attending radiologist.
The country should never be allowed to think that the Constitution can, in any case, be evaded or amended by mere judicial interpretation, or that its behests may be nullified by an ingenious construction of its provisions.
WWTL contributed to the study design, data analysis, data interpretation, and amended the manuscript.
WWTL contributed to study design, data interpretation and amended the manuscript.
BJC supervised the research, contributed to study design, data interpretation and amended the manuscript.
Eleven items were retained without modification, but 27 items were amended slightly to aid interpretation (e.g., "diabetes restrains my future plans" amended to "diabetes interferes with my future plans").
L. 94 222 inserted "or in conformity with any interpretation or approval by an official or employee of the Federal Reserve System duly authorized by the Board to issue such interpretations or approvals under such procedures as the Board may prescribe therefor" after "by the Board", and substituted "interpretation, or approval" for "or interpretation" before "is amended".
