The phrase "amendments dealing with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific changes or modifications that address a particular issue or topic within a legal or formal context.
Example: "The proposed legislation includes several amendments dealing with environmental protection."
Alternatives: "amendments concerning" or "amendments related to".
Subsequent amendments, dealing with mental health, a ban on assault weapons and other issues, are expected in the days ahead before a vote on the overall measure.
Knowing that the measure is likely to become law, lobbyists and members of Congress have tried to attach amendments dealing with narrower concerns, like dietary supplements and genetically engineered salmon.
Subsequent amendments, dealing with mental health, a ban on assault weapons and other issues, are expected in the days ahead before a vote on the overall legislation, which could take weeks.
Other senators, including Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, and Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina, have said they want to offer amendments dealing with China's record on human rights, labor standards and national security.
But Democrats also insisted that the Senate vote on amendments dealing with the minimum wage, overtime pay, jobless benefits and other issues not technically germane to the welfare legislation.
But instead, Republicans filed over 80 amendments dealing with everything from light bulbs to the lesser prairie chicken to a sand dune lizard -- everything except jobs".
The amendments dealt with a dizzying array of issues: detention of suspected terrorists at Guantánamo Bay, food stamps, federal payments to wealthy farmers and slumlords, the importation of prescription drugs from Canada, disaster relief for upstate New York and many more.
Other amendments dealt with clarifying language in previous legislation, and even corrected punctuation marks.
But at the time, she said that she reserved the right to submit a floor amendment dealing with the transgender policy.
(As noted elsewhere in the article, the last addition to the Constitution was the 27th Amendment, dealing with Congressional pay, which was ratified in May 1992, two centuries after being approved by Congress in 1789).
