The phrase "amending the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to an existing situation, document, or policy.
Example: "The committee is focused on amending the current regulations to better reflect the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "revising the existing" or "modifying the present".
The government announced earlier this week that it would give MPs a free vote on amending the current ban on fox hunting.
First, the head of the constitutional court, Judge Adli Mansour, was appointed interim president, charged with assembling a cabinet of technocrats and amending the current Constitution.
Another choice includes amending the current rule to change the definition of "release" to exclude returning feral cats to the same locations where they were captured.
In December 2018, the European Parliament and the Council (the co-legislators) reached a political agreement on the legislative proposals amending the current Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation (the 'CRD-IV package'), which establish the prudential framework for financial institutions operating in the EU.
In the House, the Energy and Commerce Committee is currently writing a somewhat different bill to amend the current law.
Pheu Thai also wants to amend the current constitution, which was drafted under military rule.
His proposals to amend the current labor law had just been approved by the cabinet last week.
Already, the AKP has amended the current Constitution so that future presidents will no longer be elected by Parliament but by the people.
Ms. Kachroo has 120 days from the time the case was filed to submit a new complaint or amend the current one; she can change venues as well.
It would amend the current code, which allows government authorities to place criminal suspects under house arrest for up to six months.
Conservative ministers have repeatedly said they are aware of the problems and promised to amend the current code of practice, after a consultation.
