The phrase "amending for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of modifying something to make it suitable for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The team is amending the document for use in the upcoming presentation to ensure clarity and relevance."
Alternatives: "modifying for application" or "adjusting for implementation".
New features for scenario creation and analyses were amended for use in river basin management or within the Water Framework Directive implementation process.
The items measuring oral related behavior and dental pain experience were adopted from the WHO simplified oral health questionnaire for adults [ 24] and amended for use in Tanzania.
Questionnaires in the 2006/7 pilot study [ 10]were developed from themes arising from the literature [ 11- 14] and amended for use in a final form in this study.
Resource use was measured using the Client Service Receipt Inventory, amended for use with older people 15 and collected from participant responses and caregiver reports for the previous 3 months at each time point.
When the patient is rested, blood pressure (BP) will be measured using an Omron 1A1B® automated BP monitor in accordance with WHO MONICA Monitoring of Trends and Determinants of Cardiovascular Diseases and the European Health Risk Monitoring protocols [ 20, 21] amended for use with an automated monitor.
For this reason we recommended that this domain be amended for future evaluations for use in our setting.
State and police officials said the law required the money be used for wireless 911 systems in its first year; later the law was amended for broader usage.
The current arrangement, beginning at the 18th tee, was amended for 2004 and first used the following year.
Since ICD-10 was introduced, the term AKI has largely replaced acute renal failure in clinical use but this has not yet been amended for coding purposes.
One study used intention to treat analysis as well as hot-deck imputation [ 23], and another used multiple imputation [ 17] to amend for missing data.
