The phrase "amendments today" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changes or modifications that are being made or discussed on the current day.
Example: "The committee will review the proposed amendments today during the meeting."
Alternatives: "changes today" or "revisions today".
Senators easily dispatched several other amendments today, including those on prison labor and human rights in China, as well as subsidies from Beijing to Chinese companies.
Labour will table a series of amendments today which it hopes will win support from Liberal Democrats, who have concerns about the amount of competition the Bill will impose on the NHS.
Republican leaders considered offering amendments today to restore some or all of the tax cut, but they dropped the idea when it was clear they lacked the votes to succeed.
Representative Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania and one of the leaders of the rebels, said the spending foes agreed to drop their amendments today in exchange for a promise from Republican leaders that the first spending measure to be brought up after the August recess would be the labor and health measure, one of the largest.
We will be tabling amendments next Monday to the antisocial behaviour bill which accept Lord Dear's amendment".
The board is expected to vote on those amendments later this afternoon and tomorrow.
Please provide a copy of these guidelines, as well as any changes or amendments since January 2014.
In 1993, Frank co-sponsored "Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments" (H.R.3392) to regulate more contaminants under the Clean Water Act.
The Senate could vote on several balanced-budget amendments next week, a Democratic aide said.
The big ticket amendments this week should've been unofficially nicknamed "The Military Families Amendment" or the "Save The Constitution Amendment".
The Clean Air Act (1970) and the Clean Air Act Amendments (1990) established National Air Quality Standards for individual "criteria pollutants".
