The phrase "amended type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type or category that has been modified or revised in some way.
Example: "The amended type of the document includes all the necessary updates and corrections."
Alternatives: "revised version" or "modified category".
Insulin-dependent diabetic patients, amended to Type 1 diabetic patients and Type 2 diabetic patients that have been treated with insulin for more than 5 years before enrolment.
Legislation was later introduced to amend the type of data collected and stored in the National Register of Electors.
The Social Security Act has been periodically amended, expanding the types of coverage, bringing progressively more workers into the system, and adjusting both taxes and benefits in an attempt to keep pace with inflation.
Soils were amended with three fertilizer types: organomineral fertilizer Grade A, un-amended compost Grade B, NPK 15-15-15 ano control (no soil additive).
The note for Lichnowsky was hurriedly amended and a clerk typed a fresh copy.
Fe(II) sorption was monitored over the course of 4 months in anoxic clay and Al-oxide suspensions amended with variable HS types (humic acid, HA; or fulvic acid, FA) and levels (0, 1, and 4 wt%), and with differing Fe(II) and HS addition sequences (co-sorption and pre-coated experiments, where Fe(II) sorbate was added alongside and after HS addition, respectively).
The predictive accuracy of the interpolation models differed with soil type and between amended and unamended soils.
However, the type certificate was amended, stating that "...removal of the engine and pylon as a unit will immediately render the aircraft unairworthy".
The four MLST profiles affected by trace file editing errors maintained their original clonal complex assignment; however, their sequence type (ST) was amended to a new designation as a consequence of this work.
During the study period, and with permission from the Chairpersons of both Panels 1 and 2, initial and amended proposals are examined for type (clinical or non-clinical) and study population (minority or otherwise).
