The phrase "amendment to the proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or addition made to a formal proposal, often in a legal or organizational context.
Example: "The committee reviewed the amendment to the proposal and decided to vote on it next week."
Alternatives: "revision of the proposal" or "modification to the proposal".
Senators filed more than 400 amendments to the proposal, and Mr. Dodd girded for what was expected to be a fractious series of late-night committee meetings.
The lead parliamentary committee for the bill is struggling to schedule more than 3,000 amendments to the proposal and has already pushed back a vote from the end of this month until June.
The governing rightwing People's party rejected most of the amendments to the proposal put forward by smaller opposition parties who strongly rejected the bill, while the main opposition party, the PSOE, abstained, saying it wanted neither to "ban nor promote" bullfighting.
13 academic associations sent Dan Nica, rapporteur for the Horizon Europe Regulation for the European Parliament, a letter with a number of amendments to the proposal for a Regulation of the Ninth Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, presented on 7 June by the EU Commission.
Following the 31 March votes on the 800 individual amendments to the proposal, the first reading will then be submitted for discussion at the European Parliament, which may then propose further changes to the document.
The number of amendments to the proposal is therefore limited at this stage.
The study assesses the Commission's proposal under the Internal Market, Competition law and sector-specific rules and provides for policy recommendations and specific amendments to the proposal.
In 1992, the Commission submitted ambitious proposals for Directives concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity6 and gas, characterized as "second phase". After prolonged and arduous negotiations resulting in substantial amendments to the proposals, these Directives were finally adopted in 19968 and 1998, respectively.
However, there is a further possibility, one that Labour is now said to be exploring – that it tables a number of substantial amendments to the proposals that would allow it to articulate its hostility to the plan within the framework of a positive alternative.
While the government had accepted a large number of amendments to the proposals, he said further calls for change amounted to "human rights lawyers clasping at straws".
