The phrase "amendments over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur gradually or in response to evolving circumstances.
Example: "The constitution has undergone several amendments over time to reflect the changing values of society."
Alternatives: "changes throughout the years" or "revisions over the years".
In this cartoon, the right to bear arms kicks in only if you belong to a well-regulated militia, but the person with the red marker, presumably a gun industry executive or just a pro-gun activist, has altered the Second Amendment over time, allowing people who aren't in militias to get guns.
With clinical quality audits, there have been slight amendments made over time to the sampling and checklists used.
"People change over time.
However, the effect of organic amendment addition over time on aggregate formation is not clear.
This suggests that with lignin amendment and over time, there was increased phylogenetic dispersion in the microbial communities.
We calculated Shannon's Diversity for the microbial communities as determined by pyrosequencing, which revealed a significant increase in diversity with lignin amendment and over time (Table 1, Figure S5).
The BR analyses showed an initial burst of activity due to compost amendments that approached the control over time.
The amendment's interpretation has varied over time; its protections expanded under left-leaning courts such as that headed by Earl Warren and contracted under right-leaning courts such as that of William Rehnquist.
A summary of the taxa that are significantly different in the lignin-amended beads compared to unamended beads, broken down by time point, show differences in populations with lignin amendment and a community succession over time (Figure 3).
Over time, the first amendment, which has traditionally protected the right to speak anonymously, has been expanded to cover a variety of "expressive conduct", which may or may not have direct political significance.
