The phrase "amendment inserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change or addition has been made to a document or text, particularly in legal or formal writing.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and decided that an amendment inserted would clarify the intended provisions."
Alternatives: "inserted amendment" or "amendment added".
Yet he was responsible for a political act he came to regret - the so-called Gregory Clause, an amendment inserted in a Poor Law Bill enacted by the Westminster Parliament in 1847.
It's unclear how this midnight amendment, inserted without hearings, markup or public discussion, got into the highway bill, and what roles Caesars and / or EDMC have played.
Another provision in the manager's amendment, inserted by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa)., would have exempted schools that don't take federal funds, such as the conservative Hillsdale College in Michigan, from a new tax on college and university endowments.
In 2007, Washington lobbyists working for the banking industry had an amendment inserted into a pending patent-reform bill that would have granted legal immunity to all of DataTreasury's defendants.
In 2007, these lobbyists had an amendment inserted into a patent-reform bill that would have made it legal, unbelievably, for any American bank to infringe patents related to electronic check imaging.
Just last week she got an amendment inserted into this year's intelligence authorization bill to restrict the CIA from using any interrogation techniques not found in the Army Field Manual.
But the Fourth Amendment inserts the same unconstitutional system back into the constitution again.
Of the 219 Democrats who voted for the bill, 41 did so after backing Mr. Stupak's amendment inserting the abortion restrictions.
The signatories, who also include Julian Barnes, Claire Tomalin, Ali Smith, Dame Antonia Fraser, Sir David Hare, Susie Orbach and Michael Frayn, are concerned that improved libel laws are on the verge of collapse because of amendments inserted by Lord Puttnam into the bill in the past month during its final stage in the House of Lords.
Republicans are expected to try to strip the compromise bill of at least two amendments inserted in the Senate version by Democrats: the $125,000 limit on home equity that can be shielded from creditors and a provision that would force people involved in violence against abortion clinics to pay legal judgments resulting from the violence, even if they file for bankruptcy.
Concerns have been raised about a set of late stage government amendments inserted into the UK's draft data protection bill.
