The phrase "amendment in support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a change or addition made to a document or proposal that is intended to provide support for a particular position or argument.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment in support of the new environmental regulations to strengthen the legislation."
Alternatives: "revision in favor" or "change to bolster".
Scottish Labour had tabled an amendment in support of a full ban as part of an environment debate headed by the new cabinet secretary, Roseanna Cunningham.
The 25-page suit, filed on Wednesday in Federal District Court in Austin, Tex., is an innovative and apparently unprecedented effort to use the First Amendment in support of the Second.
An amendment in support of a second referendum went down, heavily – 85 for, 334 against – with Labour abstaining.
Failing to pass was the proposed endorsement of a constitutional amendment in support of term limits, and a permanent ban on earmarks.
The Republican Party believes in the importance of the institution of marriage being between one man and one woman and supports the immediate adoption of a State Constitutional amendment in support of this.
See Brief of Amicus Curiae Fourth Amendment Scholars in Support of Respondent at 18.
If so, Mr. Meyers said, the household might receive anti-tax rather than "Second Amendment" literature in support of the Republican ticket.
"This is not gun control," said Representative Carolyn B. McCarthy, a Long Island Democrat who spoke out against the amendment and in support of the agreement.
Merkley agreed to support their amendment in exchange for support of the overall bill.
The American Civil Liberties Union and other non-profit organizations that work to protect First Amendment rights ("ACLU"), in support of Halleck and Melendez, rebuff the arguments that a determination by the Court that public access channels are public forums would have any consequences for social media companies.
Senator Obama has clearly demonstrated his commitment to the 2nd Amendment by his vote in support of the Vitter amendment to HR 5441, the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill of 2007.
