The phrase "amendments of these" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific amendments related to a particular subject or document, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The amendments of these regulations need to be reviewed before implementation."
Alternatives: "amendments to these" or "revisions of these".
Therefore, we will carefully watch developments in the field and assume that an amendment of these recommendations may be needed in 2 years.
As "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals" [ 28] already exist, a first proposal has been sent to the ICMJE to be considered in a future amendment of these requirements.
Amendments of the diagnostic procedure are desirable.
However, in these cases, the changes to the study protocol should be documented in amendments of the original study protocol.
At this point, amendments of the bill can be made.
Mr Berlusconi's government has now presented this bill again but with crucial amendments.One of these means that the bill now, in effect, decriminalises most offences of false accounting in private companies.
The manifesto also calls for nine new constitutional amendments; many of these line up with Rubio's prescriptions, although Abbott's plan is much wider in scope.
Modification of R/LV vector surfaces can contribute to amendments of viral vector preparations in these aspects.
Democracy Now! stands by Goodman, Kouddous and Salazar and condemns this action by Twin Cities' law enforcement as a clear violation of the freedom of the press and the First Amendment rights of these journalists.
With today's monumental decision, the Supreme Court took an important step in the direction of restoring the First Amendment rights of these groups by ruling that the Constitution protects their right to express themselves about political candidates and issues up until Election Day.
