The phrase "amended the terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or modifications made to an agreement or contract.
Example: "The company amended the terms of the contract to better reflect the new project requirements."
Alternatives: "revised the terms" or "modified the terms".
AB InBev has also amended the terms of its share-and-cash alternative to appeal to SABMiller's two biggest shareholders, tobacco firm Altria and Bevco, controlled by Colombia's Santo Domingo family, which together own 40% of SAB.
Acclaim Amends Offering Acclaim Entertainment (Nasdaq: AKLM) of Glen Cove said Wednesday that the company had amended the terms of an investment offering it made in October that drew criticism from Nasdaq regulators.
Multimedia software maker Autodesk adsk and imaging software maker Discreet Logic dslgf yesterday amended the terms for Autodesks acquisition of Discreet Logic.
The bill would have amended the terms of the 3.8 billion euro reimbursement to the U.K. and Netherlands as compensation for the more than 300,000 depositors who lost savings in Icesave, the Internet arm of failed Icelandic bank Landesbanki.
Last year, the Council amended the term limits law to allow six members, including Speaker Gifford Miller, to run for re-election this year.
The decision said the law passed by the Council "merely amended the term-limit provisions of the City Charter without changing the length of the term of office or curtailing any power of the office".
Therefore, we amended the term SMAD4 to TGF AND SMAD4 in order to represent the necessity of TGFβ1 for SMAD4 activation (BF affected: 3, 5).
Thus, we do not at present have proof that LGP2/MDA5/RNA form a tripartite complex and, consequently, have amended the term "complex" throughout the text.
It is rare to amend the terms of official debt.
The loan board has since, however, shown a willingness to amend the terms of loan packages.
Step 4: On Sept. 4, Emmis voted its preferred shares to amend the terms of the preferred stock.
