The phrase "amended to note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a document or statement has been modified to include a specific observation or detail.
Example: "The report was amended to note the changes in the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "revised to include" or "updated to reflect".
This article was amended to note that The Rock, in interviews, has said he used steroids in his teenage years.
It was further amended to note that the last words of Hitchens were delivered to his agent and not to the novelist Ian McEwan.
Correction 09 April 2019: This article has been amended to note that Seeing Science is co-published by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
*This leader has been amended to note, as we should have made clear in the print edition, that Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt is also a non-executive director of this newspaper.
"In the context of 'personalized medicine,' it might make sense to selectively prescribe placebo treatment to only those patients most likely to derive benefit from it". *The story has been amended to note the journal in which the study was published.
Clarification: Language has been amended to note that Ullman both preceded and succeeded Johnson as J.C. Penney's CEO.
Only two days after the play's first preview, the Wikipedia page for the play was amended, to include a note that "American actress Lindsay Lohan, was laughed at because she had forgotten her lines".
Just two days after the play debuted, the Wikipedia page for the play was amended, to include a note that "American actress Lindsay Lohan, was laughed at because she had forgotten her lines".
(4) An importer may request that an import permit or application for a permit be amended to change any registrant notes.
(4) An exporter may request that an export permit or application for a permit be amended to change any registrant notes.
The Committee Note is amended to state that the interrogatories do not count against the limit, but that Rule 33 governs the procedure.
