The phrase "amendment necessary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change or modification is required, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The committee concluded that an amendment necessary to the policy would improve its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "change required" or "revision needed".
In the case where unsatisfactory delineation prompts amendment necessary, the user can interactively segment the lung by just a shift on some of the previous-determined points to the desired locations, and random walker algorithm is run again with the amended input.
In point of historical and constitutional fact, nothing could be further from the truth: the only amendment necessary for gun legislation, on the local or national level, is the Second Amendment itself, properly understood, as it was for two hundred years in its plain original sense.
The stark warning came shortly after parliament passed amendments necessary to implement an ambitious plan to restructure the country's crumbling electricity sector.
9 We think it is especially significant that neither Senator, nor the Secretary of Labor in testifying in support of the Administration's bill, referred to consumer picketing as making the amendments necessary.
When parliament met next week, he would formally propose the constitutional amendments necessary to devolve formal authority to an elected leader, he said.
Then the Mayor escalated the conflict, claiming that the amendments will save DHS $5.3 million and that if the Council doesn't pass them right away as part of the BSA, DHS will close three shelters for singles on October 1. Are the amendments necessary to move families into rapid rehousing or other housing programs?
Add any soil amendments necessary.
Then she promised to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling by constitutional amendment, if necessary.
This amendment enacts necessary reforms intended to ensure greater consistency and adherence to the sentencing guidelines.
