The phrase "amended the question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of changing or modifying a question to clarify or improve it.
Example: "After considering the feedback, the teacher amended the question to make it more understandable for the students."
Alternatives: "revised the question" or "modified the question".
The Government will now amend the question to the Commission's recommendation: "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?" The responses would be "Remain a member of the European Union" or "Leave the European Union" if the amended question is accepted by MPs when they return on September 7.
Explaining the Electoral Commission's recommendation to amend the question, its chair Jenny Watson said: "Any referendum question must be as clear as possible so that voters understand the important choice they are being asked to make.
The Prime Minister's spokeswoman confirmed the Government had decided to accept the recommendation from the Electoral Commission to amend the question so it no longer involve 'Yes' and 'No' answers.
Peers voted by 245 votes to 158 to amend the question on the ballot paper, meaning the issue will return to the Commons for further discussion.
She lets him in, they have their token drink, then things get rated X". "How can I see the video?" Stanley asked and just as soon realized he'd better amend the question to forestall the laughter of the marines watching through the two-way mirror.
Dr Judith Gould, who works at the Lorna Wing Centre for Autism, is amending the questions asked of girls during the diagnosis process.
Dr. Judith Gould, who works at the Lorna Wing Center for Autism, is amending the questions asked of girls during the diagnosis process.
The latest update of this Cochrane review in 2011 amended the research question and compared RCTs versus concurrently controlled non-randomised trials and excluded historically controlled ones.
The government shut down Labor's call for a royal commission, successfully amending the motion to instead question why Labor had not instituted an inquiry when it was in government.
Author response: We amended the text in question to indicate that the selected subsets represented all distinct side branches (i.e., all except some that were adjacent in the tree and were merged).
