The phrase "amendments to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that should be added to a document, proposal, or agreement.
Example: "The committee proposed several amendments to include additional provisions for environmental protection."
Alternatives: "revisions to incorporate" or "changes to add".
He called for amendments to include incentives to take on apprentices, and that the building code not apply retrospectively – or at least only to apply to workplace deals struck in the past six months.
Wyden said he was still talking with McConnell and others about which amendments to include.
Today, the Senate Finance Committee rebuffed two amendments to include the public option in its health care reform bill.
Consider supporting such laws and amendments to include allowing children to pray a short prayer aloud at school at a certain time each day.
Mr. DeLay backed down at the request of the White House -- and after pushing through an amendment to include the $1.3 billion in next year's budget for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
When the Official Secrets Act was revised in 1989, the Labor Party and Tony Blair, then in opposition, proposed an amendment to include such a public-interest element.
Senator Williams then suggested expanding the proposed amendment to include the personal staff of the elected individual, leading Senators Williams and Ervin to engage in the following discussion about the purpose of the amendment: "Mr. WILLIAMS:...
Michael Caplan QC, of Kingsley Napley LLP, told the Guardian: There's a clear case for legislative amendment to include a forum test by the courts to determine the fairest jurisdiction for trial.
Since then, there has been one small amendment to include in the recognition criteria the provision by the new independent regulator of a whistleblowers' hotline," the society said in a statement.
Labour councillors failed to secure an amendment to include flood prevention measures included in the priorities.
