The phrase "amendments of the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to a particular structure, whether it be physical, organizational, or conceptual.
Example: "The amendments of the structure were necessary to improve its overall stability and functionality."
Alternatives: "modifications to the structure" or "revisions of the structure".
Use of descriptive indices, including the Enrichment index, structure index, and channel index provided useful information about the effects of organic amendments on the structure of nematode communities in tomato field soils.
Other items on Tuesday's agenda include the formation of a city homelessness task force and amendments to the structure of the Aviation Committee.
But the implications of the Stupak amendment are broader, because of the structure of the exchange.
Measures used in the management of plinthic soils include mechanically breaking the hardpans and the use of organic and inorganic amendments to modify the structure and chemistry of the soils.
On February 5, 2009, Zimbabwe's legislature passed the necessary constitutional amendment that altered the structure of the executive branch, allowing for the creation of the prime minister post, and Tsvangirai was sworn in as prime minister on February 11 , 2009
On February 5, 2009, Zimbabwe's legislature passed the necessary constitutional amendment that altered the structure of the executive branch, allowing for the creation of the prime minister and deputy prime minister posts.
A clear understanding of the structure of the health-care proposals currently under consideration shows why the Stupak amendment is such a threat to abortion rights.
Amendments of the diagnostic procedure are desirable.
We hypothesize that the surface amendments are indirectly affecting the structure of the nematode community by promoting greater plant density, thus increasing the concentration of high-quality organic matter (such as root exudates) in the soil.
And in the 1970s and 1980s, conservative women invoked patriotic motherhood to argue against the equal rights amendment, saying it would unhinge the structure of the family and a woman's privileged place (their argument) in American society.
Nor did they show signs of engaging in an effortful process of design and development, as might be signaled by restarts or amendments to the spatial structure.
