The phrase "amendment of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications to something, typically a document, policy, or agreement.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment of its bylaws to better reflect the current needs of the organization."
Alternatives: "revision of its" or "modification of its".
The commission is expected to bring forward an amendment of its POP regulation later this year, to update producer obligations.
The candle was believed to symbolize the possibility that the ban might be lifted by the repentance and amendment of its victim.
It has been donned by pro-choice protesters during Ireland's successful referendum to revoke the eighth amendment of its constitution and by abortion rights campaigners in Buenos Aires.
Permitting police to enter and search a private residence because they hear movement would, King asserts, strip the Fourth Amendment of its protection in both drug and nondrug cases.
The Convention, tho' comprising so many distinguished characters, could not be expected to make a faultless Govt. And he would prefer trusting to posterity the amendment of its defects, rather than to push the experiment too far.
Her plan requires 85percentt of the fund's shareholders to vote for an amendment of its bylaws, and the United States holds just over 17percentt of the votes.
Specifically, the software giant said the gag orders violate the Fourth Amendment right of its customers to know if the government searches or seizes their property and also the company's First Amendment right to speak to its customers.
According to the judge, Facebook could not assert the Fourth Amendment rights of its users.
Despite the amendment, some of its MPs may still vote against the bill, which charities have called "a tax on the poorest of the poor".
But the statutory right doesn't encompass what Facebook wants to do here, namely assert the Fourth Amendment rights of its users.
The statute, according to Microsoft, violates the Fourth Amendment right of its customers to know if the government searches or seizes their property, and it breaches the company's First Amendment right to speak to its customers.
