The phrase "amendments submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications to a document, proposal, or legislation have been formally presented for consideration.
Example: "The committee reviewed the amendments submitted by the members before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "proposed changes" or "submitted revisions".
The number of amendments submitted did not modify the ranking of these reasons.
345 After initial ethics approval, about half of trials have subsequent protocol amendments submitted to the REC/IRB.
Each formal step was studied, i.e., the number of protocols approved, revisions requested by the ethics committee and amendments submitted by the investigator were studied.
The study data were extracted from proposals and amendments submitted to the FTM-EC during the period October 2009 September 201212, and then analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively.
In 30 of these (58%, 43% to 71%) study methods were changed, as documented in the amendments submitted to the research ethics committee.
Any amendments to the study protocol will be recorded and submitted to the MEC, with substantial amendments submitted for approval prior to implementation.
CAIRO — The military officers who have governed Egypt since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak on Friday have laid out a brisk six-month timetable in which to draft constitutional amendments, submit them to a referendum and elect a new government, stirring debate about the military's long-term intentions.
First, pro-Leveson amendments were dropped into the defamation bill in an amendment submitted by Lord Puttnam last month.
As permanent chairman of the committee she directed lobbying efforts that contributed to the passage of the Sheppard-Towner Act of 1921, which authorized federal aid to states for maternity, child health, and welfare programs; the Cable Act of 1922, which granted married women U.S. citizenship independent of their husbands' status; and the child-labour amendment submitted to the states in 1924.
An amendment submitted by the centrist Democratic Movement Party will also allow school officials to analyze their schools' waste water to find out what pupils are getting high on.
A total of 6 substantial amendments were submitted to the REC and approved as follows: 1st amendment - 19 February 2009 2nd amendment - 21 July 2009 3rd amendment - 7 January 2010 4th amendment - 13 May 2010 5th amendment - 10 August 2010 6thamendment - 13 November 2012.
