The phrase "amendment was enacted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or legislative contexts to indicate that a specific amendment to a law or regulation has been officially put into effect.
Example: "The amendment was enacted to address the growing concerns about environmental protection."
Alternatives: "amendment was passed" or "amendment was adopted".
After Senator Blanche Lincoln, a Democrat from Arkansas, put forward an amendment that would force the big banks to move their derivatives-trading desks into separate subsidiaries backed by more capital, Volcker wrote a letter to Dodd saying that such a move was unnecessary, providing that the Merkley-Levin amendment was enacted.
Following the end of the civil war the Fourteenth Amendment was enacted.
And even though the 13th amendment was enacted, the oppression of immigrants and people of color continue.
During the debt ceiling crisis, the Senator stated that he would only support raising the debt ceiling if a balanced budget amendment was enacted.
That was a concerted choice for Parker, who said slave owners were part of the systematized evil encouraged before the 13th Amendment was enacted.
The Second Amendment was enacted to satisfy the concerns of the republican anti-Federalists that a large standing army would be an instrument of foreign adventure and potential domestic political repression.
People of all political stripes can be found on a golf course, even one in a conservative part of a conservative state, across the street from the offices of a conservative lawmaker, Representative David Schweikert, a freshman Republican who has vowed not to vote to increase the debt limit unless systemic changes, like a balanced budget amendment, are enacted.
If the amendment were enacted into law, DOJ would be prevented for one year from spending any taxpayer money to raid medical marijuana patients, caregivers, or businesses in the 16 states where medical marijuana is legal.
Two months after the decision, a series of legislative and constitutional amendments was enacted that effectively reversed the Chng Suan Tze decision.
But more crucially the context has changed since the first time these amendments were enacted.
The decree issued on Saturday removed legal impediments that had continued to block the return of the properties even after amendments were enacted in recent years to allow it.
