The phrase "amendment blocks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal or legislative discussions, particularly when referring to provisions that prevent changes or modifications to a document or proposal.
Example: "The proposed legislation included several amendment blocks to ensure that the original intent of the bill remained intact."
Alternatives: "provision barriers" or "modification restrictions".
"My amendment blocks many of the provisions that are mirrored in the Senate's bill," Mr. King said.
In addition, the Fourth Amendment blocks the Constitutional Court from reviewing amendments for substantive conflicts with basic constitutional principles.
"My amendment blocks many of the provisions that are mirrored in the Senate's 'Gang of Eight' bill," King said in a statement.
The Hyde Amendment blocks federal Medicaid money from paying for abortion, meaning that low-income women have their medical care determined by anti-choice bureaucrats instead of doctors.
A restriction known as the Tiahrt Amendment blocks law-enforcement access to tools like gun traces, gun-purchaser information, and aggregate gun data.
"The Supreme Court vindicated the Team's position that the First Amendment blocks the government from denying or cancelling a trademark registration based on the government's opinion".
— Senate Republicans failed Wednesday to pass an amendment blocking the nation's capital from creating its own individual mandate.
PAGE A12 About 50 prominent religious leaders have signed a petition in support of a constitutional amendment blocking same-sex marriage.
He is a wealthy supporter of President Bush who favors pinstriped suits, tax cuts and a constitutional amendment blocking same-sex marriage.
Opponents of the new antipollution rules, which would set pollution limits based on local water conditions, attached an amendment blocking them to an unrelated military construction bill.
A12 Move Against Same-Sex Unions About 50 prominent religious leaders including seven Catholic cardinals and about a half dozen archbishops have signed a petition in support of a constitutional amendment blocking same-sex marriage.
