The phrase "amendment of an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to a document, law, or agreement.
Example: "The amendment of an existing policy is necessary to address the current challenges faced by the organization."
Alternatives: "revision of an" or "modification of an".
A comparative assessment may be initiated by an application for the authorisation of a new candidate product, for the renewal of an existing authorisation, or for the amendment of an authorisation for new uses of a candidate product.
But in another study, Beesley et al. [94] observed that biochar amendment of an As contaminated soil increased pore water As concentrations and decreased tomato plant tissue As concentrations.
"This isn't just an amendment to legislation, it is an amendment of an historic injustice," said then-Finance Minister Yair Lapid, who declared the program a national priority as it received approval from parliament.
Just this week, they demanded the amendment of a law that will establish "special economic zones", modelled on those that helped kickstart China's modernisation 25 years ago.
Because the agreement is an intergovernmental one, rather than an amendment of a European Union treaty, any moves to make sanctions easier to impose on nations that break deficit and debt limits are complex.
Both natural potters like O'Sullivan and forensic match players like Selby can benefit from the amendment of a rule that does little but reduce snooker to a parody of itself.
Hence we designed a study to investigate the effect of a one-time amendment of a low-metal contaminated sewage sludge on a barren and contaminated soil to immobilize harmful trace metals and obtain sustainable plant cover.
These results suggest that the significant impact of acidification on bio-enhanced DNAPL dissolution can be overcome by the amendment of a pH buffer or by applying a non acidifying electron donor like formate.
Its efficacy has been evaluated with respect to the sole amendment of a nitrogen source to the sediments, in accordance with the resource-ratio theory, mandatory to favor the metabolic activity of autochthonous microbial communities.
We report changes in the predominant bacterial community structure over a three year period following amendment of a PAH-polluted urban soil with granular or powdered activated carbon (GAC and PAC).
"Initial review" refers to the first submission of a protocol to the FTM-EC for review, whereas "continuing review" includes studies where the amendment of a protocol or continual annual approval has been requested.
