The phrase "amendment due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or modification that is a result of a specific reason or cause.
Example: "The policy was revised with an amendment due to the recent changes in regulations."
Alternatives: "change because of" or "revision resulting from".
The Airbus process models needed significant amendment due to products supplied via multiple business lines throughout the company.
President Jacques Chirac and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin had put their weight behind the constitutional amendment, due to be voted on next week.
The amendment, due to be voted on next Tuesday, is unlikely to receive support from the government as the education secretary, Michael Gove, has made it clear that he believes school lessons are better spent focusing on academic subjects.
The amendment, due to be voted on next week, said the review should start within three months of the deregulation act being passed and complete it no later than a year after it began.
The amendment, due to be voted on next week, said the review should start within three months of the deregulation act being passed and be completed "no later than" a year after it began.
If the speaker's message does not fall into one of the recognized categories of unprotected speech, the message does not lose its protection under the First Amendment due to the lawless reaction of those who hear it.
Amendments due to be discussed on Wednesday also contained sharp criticisms for ministers providing contradictory assurances that had subsequently to be corrected.
There are a bewildering array of amendments due to be debated after 3.30pm today, which our NHS blog will follow closely but before that David Cameron will be grilled during PMQs and Labour's questioning is likely to lead on the NHS.
Improved decomposition rates of organic amendments due to addition of inorganic N and low C/N ratio organic amendments have been reported by several workers (Rezig et al. 2014, 2013; Debnath and Sinha 1993).
And over the next several decades, as other Scottish and English clubs were organized, they adopted virtually identical versions of either St. Andrews's or the Honourable Company's rules, save for amendments due to local conditions.
"It's been an extremely successful trip, although some amendments due to the circumstances, we are extremely happy to have accomplished the expedition". They said the group's injuries were better and Gregory's "infamous" hands - which he pictured on social media on 30 August - were healing and "looking less like he should be in a morgue every day".
