The phrase "amendments program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a program or initiative that involves making amendments or changes, often in legal, educational, or organizational settings.
Example: "The government has launched an amendments program to address the outdated policies that no longer serve the public interest."
Alternatives: "revisions initiative" or "modifications scheme".
Doctor's Data is certified by CLIA, the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments program operated by the US Department of Health and Human Services which oversees approximately 200,000 laboratories in the US.
Both laboratories are certified by CLIA, the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments program operated by the US Department of Health and Human Services which oversees approximately 200,000 laboratories in the US, and the tests reported in the paper are CLIA-approved tests.
The unmet principles were considered and amendments to the program were proposed.
This information suggested the need for some amendments in the program.
In order to pass muster under the 14th Amendment, a government program that takes race into account must be justified by a compelling interest and, further, has to be "narrowly tailored" to serve that interest.
But the fact that a programmer has the First Amendment right to program pretty much anything he likes doesn't mean his creation is thereby endowed with his constitutional rights.
So read the hastily scrawled amendment to the program for composer and sound artist Holly Herndon's performance Expanding Intimacy at the Guggenheim Museum earlier this month.
Democratic aides said they were confident that they had the votes needed to defeat the amendments and extend the program.
The June bill included $20.5 billion in proposed cuts to the food stamp program, plus amendments calling for mandatory drugs tests for recipients and employment requirements.
Mr. Corker later said he opposed voting during the lame-duck session but hinted he might switch again if the modernization program and amendments were addressed.
California's own Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein are also supporting amendments to extend the program in the federal jobs bill.
