The phrase "amendments to guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or modifications made to existing guidelines or rules.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments to guidelines to improve clarity and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "revisions to guidelines" or "updates to guidelines".
Although the current ICHS7B regulatory guidelines (ICH S7B, 2005) may be useful for predicting drug-induced QT prolongation, amendments to these guidelines may be warranted in the future to address the potential liability for drug-induced short QT and the associated fatal arrhythmias.
After the recent amendments to the guidelines, the ratios vary from 80too 1 to 25 to 1, and the average sentence for crack offenses dropped by about 15 months, to a little less than 9 years.
On Tuesday, the United States Sentencing Commission is set to decide whether more than 19,000 federal prisoners convicted on charges involving crack cocaine should be eligible for re-sentencing based on amendments to the guidelines that became effective last month.
As new therapies for asthma become available, health technology assessments will become increasingly important not only as it pertain to amendments to clinical practice guidelines but also with regard to formulating reimbursement decisions.
The commission's action today was an "emergency amendment" to its guidelines; it has until May 1 to submit a proposal to Congress, which could make the change permanent.
Lengthy sentences are a relatively new trend in the history of corrupt politicians, thanks to a 2004 amendment to sentencing guidelines that allowed for longer prison stints to be handed down to public officials caught bribing, extorting and committing fraud.
Where these amendments to the published guideline position are made they will be reported to the Group.
Internationally, variations exist in how regulators use drug scheduling, subsidy restrictions, central directives, educational guidelines, amendments to prescribing information, and indication review.
The proposed amendments to the insider trading guideline would increase the "offense level," which determines the recommended sentence, by two points if the violation involved "sophisticated insider trading," and four points if the person was an officer or director of a public company or affiliated with a brokerage firm or investment adviser.
The updated guidelines reflect amendments to codes of practice since 2011, include new case studies of key Acma privacy investigation decisions over the past five years, and update references to personal information, consent and material in the public domain and children's privacy.
