The phrase "amended regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules or laws that have been modified or updated.
Example: "The company must comply with the amended regulations set forth by the government to ensure safety standards are met."
Alternatives: "revised regulations" or "updated regulations".
"We appreciate that the Japanese government, after listening to our arguments, amended regulations".
The Maharashtra government also amended regulations, permitting builders to develop properties for commercial purposes.
The new amended regulations will be published in the same way later this month.
If the amended regulations take effect, the sponsor would have broader responsibilities relative to disclosure.
The amended regulations — if finalized — will no longer require the state's existing abortion clinics to comply with the inpatient hospital code.
The provision that could affect the Little Sisters of the Poor instructs agencies to "consider issuing amended regulations," something Trump didn't need an executive order to do.
In particular, the amended regulation makes website blocking in Turkey easier.
The Citicorp order, and the text of the Regulation Y order (as opposed to the language of the amended regulation) say "approximately 30 per cent". Citicorp Order, 68 Fed.Res.Bull.Bull
There is good evidence that an amended regulation allowing for a seven-day bridge of MAT in the form of buprenorphine/naloxone could be a useful harm reduction tool.
In addition, the amended Regulation Y specifically requires that the offered facilities (by which the Board means "data processing and transmission hardware, systems software, documentation and operating personnel," Citicorp Order, 68 Fed.Res.Bull.Bull
But that relates to the "public benefits" determination, which is made case-by-case rather than in the amended Regulation Y, and whose resolution in the Citicorp order is not under challenge on this appeal.
