The phrase "amending process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the procedure of making changes or modifications to a document, law, or agreement.
Example: "The amending process for the constitution requires a two-thirds majority vote in both houses of Congress."
Alternatives: "revision procedure" or "modification process".
The amending process alone is enough to insure that the two-senators-per-state rule is forever safe.
On December 2 , 1981 an amending process and a bill of rights (Charter of Rights and Freedoms) were accepted by all the provinces except Quebec.
The debate was complicated by the need to adopt an amending process acceptable to the federal government as well as to the 10 provinces.
An obscure provision of Article V of the Constitution, which outlines the amending process, provides that "no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate".
Black wrote: "The Constitution is not deathless; it provides for changing or repealing by the amending process, not by judges but by the people and their chosen representatives".
Florida's legislature was the first, passing by acclamation (no specific vote count) a "House Memorial" calling on Congress to start the constitutional amending process.
The point has often been made that in a truly federal system the constituent polities must have substantial influence over the formal or informal constitutional-amending process.
My most intense and comprehensive amends process happened when I went to an inpatient eating disorder facility.
Mr. Klein has been speaking with the United Federation of Teachers, the city's union, about amending the process.
He acknowledged, however, that he had contacted the rules committee before a meeting next week to discourage amending the process.
Then the disjointed minutes of the afternoon session record Mr Bettison describing to his audience how officers' statements were amended – the process of "review and alteration" which lies at the heart of the South Yorkshire Police cover up.
