The phrase "amendment to a resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications are being proposed to an existing resolution, often in formal or legislative settings.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment to the resolution regarding environmental policies to include stricter regulations."
Alternatives: "modification to a resolution" or "change to a resolution".
1. NATO: Vote on an amendment to a resolution to enlarge NATO that would delay consideration of any new members beyond the three currently under consideration.
Brazil made its request as a surprise amendment to a resolution before the World Health Assembly, the annual meeting of all the world's health ministers at the United Nations convention center in Geneva.
Mr. Long, chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, said he would offer an amendment to a resolution that Congress must pass by Sept. 30 to continue financing government agencies in the new fiscal year.
The Rules Committee voted along strictly partisan lines on amendments to a resolution authorizing the lawsuit, ignoring the the arguments of four Democrats who called it a political stunt that even Supreme Court justices such as Antonin Scalia would not look upon favorably.
In March 2015, the Republican-dominated Senate voted 51 to 49 in support of an amendment to a budget resolution to sell or give away all non-military federal lands other than national monuments and national parks.
In this case, the President's golf game has little real impact but it quite effectively riles up conservatives, and Gohmert submitted his proposal as an amendment to a continuing resolution to fund the government.
In 2013, he voted in favor of the amendment to a budget resolution that would have allow insurers to opt out of covering birth control based on religious or moral objections.
1. Budget: Vote on an amendment to a $2.4 trillion budget resolution that would require 60 votes to approve all tax cuts and increased spending for benefits unless they are paid for with other savings.
Last week, the United States Senate voted 51 to 49 to support an amendment to a nonbinding budget resolution to sell or give away all federal lands other than the national parks and monuments.
The ad refers to a vote on a failed amendment to a nonbinding budget resolution.
The ad points to his March 2013 vote against an amendment to a Democratic budget resolution by Republican Sen. Roy Blunt to require 60 votes to approve a potential carbon tax in the future.
