The phrase "amendment based on a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications that are derived from a specific source or reason.
Example: "The proposed amendment based on a recent study aims to improve the current regulations."
Alternatives: "revision derived from a" or "change influenced by a".
Addressing that concern, Democrats offered an amendment, based on a White House initiative, to provide tax credits to workers of modest income.
The amendment – based on a bill spearheaded by Harry Fletcher, criminal justice expert and founder of the Digital-Trust charity which campaigns against online abuse, and the Plaid Cymru MP and anti-stalking campaigner Elfyn Llwyd – will be tabled by crossbench peers in the House of Lords this month.
The government has agreed to make amendments based on a report by the bipartisan security committee, including limiting the cases in which a person would be taken to have automatically renounced their Australian citizenship without requirement for conviction.
The government had previously agreed to make amendments based on a report by the PJCIS, including limiting the cases in which a person would be taken to have automatically renounced their Australian citizenship without requirement for conviction.
The message isn't simply that an amendment based on restricting rights (rather than on guaranteeing them, as the others do) was doomed to fail.
"The message isn't simply that an amendment based on restricting rights (rather than on guaranteeing them, as the others do) was doomed to fail," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
To solve the conflicts and reduce incorrect diagnosis results, an amendment based on D-S theory determined which fault contributed more to causing the corresponding symptoms.
Mr. Reid said that Democrats would challenge the repeal amendment based on its effect on the federal budget.
In Schuette, an attorney for the respondent, Shanta Driver, asked the court to strike down the Michigan amendment based on these precedents:I think Hunter-Seattle provides the line.
The amendment, based on the American army's own field manual and passed in the Senate by 90 votes to nine, states that "no individual in the custody or under the physical control of the United States government, regardless of nationality or physical location, shall be subject to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment".
However, it was not until 41 years later, when Congress submitted the 19th amendment, based on their work, to the states for ratification on August 18th , 1920
