The phrase "amendment that allowed the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific amendment in a legal or historical context that enabled or permitted a certain action or change.
Example: "The amendment that allowed the voting rights of women was a significant milestone in the history of civil rights."
Alternatives: "provision that permitted the" or "clause that enabled the".
The project, which has met with community opposition because of its size, is possible because of a zoning amendment that allowed the additional height.
It allows parents to give Kurdish names to their children, and it abolishes an amendment that allowed the government to prosecute people for speaking in favor of a Kurdish state.
Of the 36 patients on Schedule 2/1, 11 were enrolled before the protocol amendment that allowed the use of growth factor support and 25 were enrolled post-amendment.
Most recently, this includes a constitutional amendment that allows the public prosecutor to choose which judge hears each specific criminal case).
Ms. Bhutto had also sought removal of a ban on prime ministers serving a third term, and the repeal of a constitutional amendment that allows the president to dissolve Parliament and remove the government.
The Indian Constitution lists "freedom of speech and expression" among the fundamental rights it guarantees, but the text also specifies a series of exceptions — later expanded by India's much maligned First Amendment — that allow the government to impose "reasonable restrictions" on this freedom.
Others express concern over his comments on issues such as student loans (Ken Buck denies the ad's claim that he wants to do away with federally-funded loans), birth control, and the 17th Amendment (Buck also said, despite comments last year, that he no longer wanted to overturn the amendment that allows the public, not legislators, to vote for Senators).
The bill includes amendments that allow the Government to revise spending plans if projected revenues fall short, as is likely.
The country quickly passed a constitutional amendment that allowed for the creation of a separately ruled Special Development Region.
The Republican-dominated Texas legislature passed the law in 2011, with Davis offering the amendment that allowed for affidavits.
Democratic Representative Jody Richards also asked for an advisory opinion as to whether a constitutional amendment was required to allow video lottery terminals at the state's racetracks or whether they could be construed as legal under the amendment that allowed a state lottery.
