The phrase "amended plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan that has been modified or revised in some way.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we decided to implement an amended plan for the project timeline."
Alternatives: "revised plan" or "modified plan".
Compromises were made, and an amended plan was sent to the county and approved without change.
Judge Judith H. Wizmur approved the amended plan, moving the company a step closer to exiting bankruptcy protection.
Even a slightly amended plan, that would only have raised taxes on those earning more than $1m rather than $250,000, foundered in the Senate.
Under the terms of an amended plan, Platinum would invest $3.6 billion in Delphi in return for taking over most of the supplier.
An amended plan, hashed out over weeks of negotiations, would have resulted in about 2,000 new taxis that could accommodate wheelchairs; by Wednesday morning, city officials were convinced they had reached a deal with the governor.
Prices were set in the condo's offering plan, which was approved last year, but because the residential market has heated up since, the developers are seeking to raise them by 10 percent in an amended plan, he said.
The developer then returns with amended plans and a full application.
Twelve months ago ministers amended planning laws to make it easier for developers to renegotiate deals with town halls over the number of affordable homes they must supply.
And the group, Citi Neighbors Coalition of Historic Carnegie Hill, filed a lawsuit in 2002 to try to block it after the Landmarks Commission approved amended plans for the building's construction.
An updated and amended planning application has now been submitted.
The firm already has full planning permission for the plant but amended planning permission for a visitor centre was applied for in June and will be decided later this year.
