The phrase "amendment to the plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal change or addition made to an existing plan or document.
Example: "The committee proposed an amendment to the plan to address the concerns raised by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "revision of the plan" or "modification to the plan".
But Mrs. Clinton's staff immediately replied that Mr. Lazio had overlooked an amendment to the plan that did include such a provision.
But the air resources board interprets the ruling as speaking only to an amendment to the plan and expects automakers to comply starting next year.
By a vote of 62 to 37, Senators defeated the proposed amendment to the plan to add Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to the 16-member military alliance that the Senate is debating this week.
A late amendment to the plan, which would have changed the majority needed for future restructuring, was offered in an attempt to achieve the necessary support for approval.
Najarian's amendment to the plan will be one of the alternatives up for discussion.
Jagger's work continued to take longer than planned, partially due to shortages of staff, the need to approve each amendment to the plan and practical problems on the site itself.
Anna Lo of Alliance, who chairs Stormont's environment committee, said she was "shocked" when she read the amendment to the planning bill.
The term "Estuary Plan" includes any amendments to the plan.
Today, lawmakers will vote on amendments to the plan.
That proposal would, at its core, allow all Europeans, not just children, to delete their online personal information; several amendments to the plan address freedom of expression concerns.
Labor also backed amendments to the plan, supported by the Nationals and the Liberals but opposed by the Greens, that cut the water recovered in the northern basin.
