The phrase "amending it by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of making changes or modifications to something, typically a document or a proposal, by adding or altering specific elements.
Example: "The committee decided to proceed with amending it by incorporating the feedback received from the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "modifying it through" or "revising it by means of".
In Free Will and Luck (2006) Mele revisited his 1995 compatibilist proposal, defending it against various critics, and further amending it by considering it in light of a yet-more-refined version of an incompatibilists' manipulation argument (which, as shall be explained below, is more accurately described as a creation argument).
Parliament backed the Commission's proposal (without amending it) by 370 votes to 134, with 52 abstentions.
The opposition Labour Party not only backed the new bill in the Commons but has pledged to amend it by introducing even tougher measures.
But if the House were to amend it by changing the estate tax provision or any other part, the bill would have to be approved anew by the Senate.
The board already approved his initial budget proposal, but since the Legislature amended it by restoring $600,000 in cuts to youth programs, the revised version goes back to the board for a new vote on Thursday.
If your soil has a high pH and low nutrient content, amend it by mixing in sulphur and compost.
Till the soil to a depth of 8 to 10 inches (20 to 25 cm) and amend it by adding sand or stones, if necessary.
Parliament considers a draft act forwarded by the Council; it decides whether to approve the draft (it cannot amend it) by an absolute majority of the votes cast.
Directors and Officers Indemnification Bear on Wednesday filed an 8-K notifying the world it had amended its by-laws.
To date, the constitution has never been amended; it may only be amended by two-thirds supermajorities in both houses of the Diet, plus a simple majority in a public referendum.
But the DWP said regulations were being amended and it stood by its earlier estimate of "around 5,000".
