The phrase "amended over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as "amended" typically refers to making changes or corrections to a document or statement, while "over" does not fit well with this verb.
Example: "The document was amended, but the phrase 'amended over' does not make sense in this context."
Alternatives: "revised" or "modified".
Social Security would be amended over and over again throughout the following decades.
The Constitution has been amended over the years to bring women, blacks and young people into fuller citizenship.
Though much amended over the past 18 months to win support, the scheme is far more radical than anything the Christian Democrats proposed during 16 years in power.
With that in mind, Stamford's master plan was amended over the summer to change Pitney Bowes's industrial zoning to mixed use.
The current Turkish Constitution was drawn up under military tutelage after the 1980 coup; much patched and amended over the past few years, it still remains a fundamentally illiberal document that most Turks agree should be replaced.
City administrators said they thought the law, which was amended over the weekend, had been softened in favor of public-sector workers, because it preserves the right to collective bargaining.
He will say: We have trawled through thousands of pieces of regulation – from the serious to the ridiculous, and we will be scrapping or amending over 3,000 regulations – saving business well over £850m every single year.
Anna Jones, energy campaigner for Greenpeace UK said: "In a naked attempt to woo the UKIP tendency in his party, David Cameron today said he would be scrapping or amending over 3,000 environmental regulations, including those governing safe waste disposal and pollution prevention.
"I am not, nor have I ever been, Ian Copestaske," says John Starbuck of the now amended 41st-over entry.
Regression equations are shown in Table 4 Open image in new window Fig. 2 Cumulative potassium (K) leached from the amended columns over 40 weeks.
Removal of total arsenic, iron and phosphorus from solution was enhanced within amended channels over unamended channels, with 7% of total As removed in amended channels vs. 3% in unamended channels.
