The phrase "amendment later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or modification that will be made at a future time.
Example: "We will discuss the proposed changes to the policy and finalize the amendment later."
Alternatives: "revision later" or "change later".
One constitutional amendment later and -- poof -- we're all voting directly to decide important national questions rather than voting for politicians and leaving the decisions up to them.
But once in office, Mr. Palazzo voted with other Republicans to slash millions of dollars from the military bill, only to add an amendment later to restore the money.
But less than one hour later, he abruptly withdrew his anti-mall amendment, later saying he did so on the advice of lawyers for Westfield America, the company that owns the Connecticut Post Mall in Milford.
But it added a further amendment later seeking payment of £14.2m plus interest from the council.
announced an amendment later Monday aimed at addressing voter ID issues brought up by the Supreme Court ruling.
Since 2008, voters have approved "Marsy's Law" amendments in California, Illinois, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Montana Montanaa's amendment later was struck down on procedural grounds).
Twenty-five amendments later, we came up with a constitutional way to replace a president in a coma or going insane.
She added that Labour would abstain at this stage, known as second reading, and seek amendments later.
They want us to buy it, and they ask us to say yes to amendments later, when we're drunk on its magic.
Withdrawing his proposals would have allowed the government to come up with its own half-hearted amendments later in the bill's committee stage.
Thirty years of work and 9,000 amendments later, a new edition of James Joyce's most perplexing novel, Finnegans Wake, is promising to provide readers with a smoother, more comprehensible version of the author's final work.
