The phrase "amendment to your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or addition made to something that belongs to someone, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "Please find attached the amendment to your contract for your review."
Alternatives: "revision of your" or "modification to your".
From the First Amendment to your ballot box, Democrats want to rewrite the rules to favor themselves and their friends.
You can express your wishes in a codicil or amendment to your will, which must be signed with the same formalities as the will itself.
You could also file your tax return on Monday as planned and follow up with an amendment to your return once you've gathered the supporting documents you need.
A further plus point is that these products won't have any hidden nasties buried in the small print with Virgin eliminating the charges often levied by insurers for cancellation or for a minor amendments to your cover.
GNM further endeavours to consult with You regarding alterations and amendments to Your Blog subject to Your acceptance that in the event of any disagreement on editorial matters relating to Your Blog after such consultation then the decision of GNM shall prevail.
(You can get a postnup anytime after you get married, or make amendments to your prenup after the wedding that can change it into a postnup, Wallack notes).
They may be able to help you prepare your documents and deal with any amendments to your proposed subdivision.
If your patent is rejected, you can appeal the decision or make amendments to your application materials and resubmit.
They will also test your soil samples so that you can add amendments to your soil if needed.
If your application is rejected, you can appeal the decision or make amendments to your application materials and submit them again.
You have the right under the Fourth Amendment to not have your person or your property searched by police or any government agent unless they have a search warrant authorizing them to do so.
