The phrase "amendment produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a change or modification that has been created or generated, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The committee reviewed the amendment produced during the last meeting and decided to implement the changes."
Alternatives: "revised amendment" or "draft amendment".
Finally, things are often products of events : notes produced by a musician playing an instrument, or a pie baked as part of a contest, or a legislative amendment produced in the course of a committee meeting.
The biochar considered for this LCA finds its use as a soil amendment produced through slow pyrolysis in pyrolysis units.
The latest amendment produced a strange and unenforceable licensing procedure that does not exist even in the most oppressive regimes in the world.
This amendment produced As dose levels of 8.9 and 9.2 mg/kg in duplicate studies [see Supplemental Material, Tables 1 and 2 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1003352)].
Different types of chars are available as soil amendments, produced with mainly two different processes: pyrochar produced with pyrolysis and hydrochar produced with hydrothermal carbonization.
Nine amendments produced by the convention were eventually approved, but Federalist leaders managed to block most of the substantive reforms that had been sought.
It is a particularly unhappy victory, since instead of cleaning up the allegedly muddled Eleventh Amendment jurisprudence produced by Hans, the Court leaves that in place, and adds to the clutter the astounding principle that Article III limitations can be overcome by simply exercising Article I powers.
They have drafted 400 amendments and produced detailed briefing notes on each of these.
"Never in my experience of many bills in this house have I witnessed 65 pages of government new clauses and amendments being produced at the last minute for a bill that is 145 pages long," she said.
The sandy soil with VC amendments generally produced greater tomato plant heights, leaf and flower numbers per plant, and leaf chlorophyll content compared to the clay and loam soils, with the loam soil generally providing the least (Table 2).
686, 53 L.Ed. 650 (1908), and House interpreted the 1925 amendment to produce the same effect in the courts of appeals and, consequently, in this Court under the predecessor to §1254 1).
