The phrase "amendment and extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legislative or formal contexts to refer to the process of making changes to a document or proposal and then extending its duration or applicability.
Example: "The committee voted to amendment and extend the existing policy to better address the current needs of the community."
Alternatives: "revise and prolong" or "modify and extend".
Efforts to pass the Equal Rights Amendment and extend discrimination protections to gay men and lesbians, which initially seemed to have broad support, foundered in a climate of degenerating politics and historical irony.
"This was the day prior to the case being heard and the two couples decided to drop their case... Since then, for the past 13 years, there has been growing support and demand to remove that added discriminatory amendment and extend marriage to any two adults regardless of gender".
A thorough understanding of the processes controlling I attenuation by natural OM may lead to a means of using it as an amendment and extending it to areas other than wetlands.
Democratic aides said they were confident that they had the votes needed to defeat the amendments and extend the program.
The court took the rubric of a right to privacy that it found in what it called the "penumbras, formed by emanations" of various constitutional amendments and extended the right from marital contraception to abortion.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Philadelphia in the Conestoga case rejected the assertion of the company's Mennonite owners that a corporation's First Amendment rights extend beyond speech and into the realm of religious exercise.
Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for the majority, saying: "The [Supreme ]Court has recognized that the First Amendment applies to corporations... and extended this protection to the context of political speech".
But the Supreme Court has interpreted the protections of the First Amendment to extend to "commercial free speech," and a ban on advertising a legal product might be deemed unconstitutional.
They will table a joint amendment to extend the franchise to 16 and 17 year-olds, who were allowed to vote in last September's referendum on Scottish independence but who the Government wants to exclude from the EU plebiscite.
The amendment would extend the terms of Judge Pigott and Judge Smith.
It backed Yvette Cooper's amendment to extend article 50 by a mere three months and Dominic Grieve's amendment to allow consultative votes on alternatives to May's Brexit plan.
