The phrase "amended to specify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a document or statement has been modified to include specific details or clarifications.
Example: "The contract was amended to specify the delivery dates and payment terms."
Alternatives: "revised to clarify" or "modified to detail".
* This post was amended to specify that Jeb Bush is George W. Bush's younger brother.
_* This post was amended to specify that Jeb Bush is George W. Bush's younger brother.
The Oregon law, which took effect in 1998, was later amended to specify a right of hospitals, doctors, pharmacists or others to choose not to participate.
Clarification: The headline of this article has been amended to specify that Sarah Palin defended Phil Robertson's freedom of speech.
Clarification: Language in this piece describing Dayna Less' position at the hospital has been amended to specify that she was a pharmacy resident, not a pharmacy assistant.
Clarification: Language in this story has been amended to specify that the new Walmart policy applies to new acute opioid prescriptions, not all such prescriptions.
The 'user requirements', a document that contractually binds defense contractors to delivering what defense departments have specified, can only be amended to a point.
This is the political solution that I propose: if the Treaty is amended so as to specify a mechanism by which classified acts may be communicated to Parliament, I shall apply such a rule without hesitation.
The paper noted that in 2013 the charters of both the ABC and SBS were amended to explicitly allow both organisations to provide digital media services, because originally the charters specified TV and radio only.
In 2001, Schedule M of the Drugs and Cosmetic Act, 1940 (specifying requirements on manufacturing facilities of allopathic drug producers) was amended to comply with FDA and WHO current Good Manufacturing Practice [cGMP] standards and was mandatory by 2003.
In 1999, the Florida Legislature extensively amended the contest statute to specify the grounds authorized for contesting an election and to set up a time frame for contests.
