The phrase "amendment drawn up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal change or addition that has been prepared or created, often in legal or legislative contexts.
Example: "The committee presented the amendment drawn up to address the concerns raised during the previous meeting."
Alternatives: "amendment prepared" or "amendment formulated".
But Grieve later said a compromise amendment drawn up in consultation with the government minister Robert Buckland had been watered down at the last minute.
A cross-party amendment drawn up by the SNP, which "declines to authorise military action in Syria", had won the support of 110 MPs by Tuesday night.
The group said the 1983 amendment – drawn up by hardline Catholic lay groups – "infringes upon Irish women's human rights and usurps their individual rights at the expense of the foetus they are carrying".
Many of the two competing measures and 10 amendments drawn up by Republicans were intended to give cover to Republican moderates who once campaigned against big money so that they could say they were honoring their pledge even as they voted to kill the overhaul effort.
The amendment was drawn up by a cross-party group – led by Letwin and Labour's Hilary Benn – and gives MPs a series of votes on the alternatives to May's deal, such as a softer Brexit or revoking article 50.
"The amendment was drawn up over restrictions on Jewish immigration from the Soviet Union; the question is, what does poultry have to do with it?" said Mikhail Margelov, chairman of the foreign affairs committee of Russia's upper house of Parliament, as quoted by the Russian news agency Interfax.
Supporters said the amendments - drawn up in conjunction with peers of all parties - were an expression of frustration of the lack of progress in all-party talks over Leveson.
Over the past four years, about 200,000 policy submissions have been received and 1,300 amendments were drawn up before the final meeting.
There are already amendments being drawn up to create separate malpractice courts and to otherwise reform the insane malpractice system.
The amendment has been drawn up by Mr Hamilton, whose department has responsibility for registering births marriages and deaths.
The constitutional amendments to be drawn up in the coming days are widely expected to include broadening the terms of eligibility for political participation, including allowing the Brotherhood to compete under its own name as a party.
