The phrase "amendment in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications pertaining to a specific subject or issue.
Example: "The proposed amendment in relation to environmental regulations aims to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "amendment regarding" or "amendment concerning".
The Senate then acted on the following bills: amendment to penal law in relation to radio sets in automobiles; amendment relating to operating on tails of horses, and several amendments in relation to conservation laws.
"But I wanted a number of amendments in relation to occupational health and safety, the Australian building code and Australian content," he said.
The latter statement leads to a discussion regarding the efficiency of biosurfactant-amendment in relation to the behavior of microorganisms participating in the treatment process.
One key amendment was made in relation to desolvating solvent, wherein diluted ethanol was employed in our method as compared to 100% ethanol in reported methods of gelatin nanoparticle preparation [ 37, 38].
Clare Druce Holmfirth, West Yorkshire Rowan Williams ("Tomorrow, we have a chance to stop the death of innocents", last week) evokes the Kindertransport as an example of what should now be emulated in relation to amendments to the immigration bill.
We do not claim that the proposed amendments are flawless, nor do we claim that some of the concerns raised in relation to the amendments should not be taken into consideration.
Glencore said it received a plan from Xstrata's board "in relation to certain amendments to the management incentive arrangements" and was "considering that proposal".
The four Labour peers being questioned in relation to "cash for amendments" might also escape expulsion, in the event that they were convicted of any wrongdoing, although they could be suspended under a parallel plan to tighten the Lords' disciplinary code.
Chacon (2013, p. 90) has argued in relation to the 1996 amendments and those after September 11 that: The breadth of the resulting provisions raises serious questions as to whether the law is tailored to address an appropriately narrow class of security threats.
A further crossbench amendment requires the secretary of state, in exercising functions in relation to the health service to have regard to the NHS constitution.
