The phrase "amendment phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, political, or procedural discussions where changes or modifications are being considered or implemented.
Example: "During the amendment phase of the legislation, several key changes were proposed to improve the bill's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "revision stage" or "modification period".
This amendment phases out lifetime tenancies".
Then, a Senate Democrat, Byron Dorgan, offered the coup de grâce with an amendment to phase out the worker visa program after five years.
"By beginning the amendment to phase down HFCs, parties to the Montreal Protocol have agreed to move forward on the biggest, piece of climate mitigation in the near term," said Durwood Zaelke, president of the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development.
The HFC talks in Vienna wound up early Sunday morning with strong progress towards a Montreal Protocol amendment to phase down these super potent climate pollutants, and high expectations that the deal will be sealed in Kigali, Rwanda, this October. .
This follows agreement by Montreal Protocol Parties last year in Dubai, just before the Paris climate agreement, to resolve a list of issues early this year while working towards an amendment to phase out HFCs with high global warming potential in 2016.
The bill did pass in the Senate, though with amendments to phase it in over five years, and is still in the Assembly.
Therefore, not surprisingly the four patients treated before the amendment of this phase II study experienced neutropenia grade 3 or 4 with every cycle.
In fact, when Mr. Obama was a senator, he fought for a "poison pill" amendment in 2007 to phase out a guest-worker program favored by Republicans, an amendment that, when attached to the bill, helped sink it.
Consequently, n-hexadecane mineralization per time unit normalized by the bacterial biomass was dramatically increased by viscosin amendment in the initial phase of the experiment.
For example, in the study by Siegel et al (2008), the protocol was amended after a variceal bleed that led to the death of one patient in the safety evaluation phase; the amendment required subsequent patients who had varices before or evidence of varices on computed tomography/magnetic resonance imaging to undergo endoscopy within 4 weeks of study entry (Siegel et al, 2008).
