The phrase "amendments were considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where decisions or changes are being discussed, particularly in legal, legislative, or formal settings.
Example: "During the meeting, several amendments were considered to improve the proposed legislation."
Alternatives: "amendments were reviewed" or "amendments were evaluated".
More than 100 amendments were considered, most of them election-year proposals unrelated to the approriation bill.
The process for considering this legislation has been open and inclusive with multiple hearings, and more than a hundred amendments were considered and adopted, in many cases with bipartisan support.
Similarly, a few initial studies were not approved (1% of clinical and 0.5% of non-clinical studies) and some continuing review studies were not approved (7% of clinical and 2.6% of non-clinical studies), since the proposed study or its amendments were considered in major violation of ethical principles.
How will the amendments be considered?
"The extreme right wing of the Republican Party has taken over to the point where we now have an amendment in several states that criminalizes a woman's right to choose," he said, referring to the so-called personhood amendments being considered in some states.
The in situ (in place) immobilization of toxic metals, using inexpensive "reactive" amendments, is considered as a simple and cost-effective approach for the treatment of soils, contaminated by the presence of heavy metals, when these soils are difficult or costly to be removed and treated ex situ.
The bill then stands recommitted to a committee of the whole Parliament on those provisions, and the proposed amendments are considered.
While it was just one of many amendments being considered, the administration came out and said it was not against any of the amendments being discussed, with one exception, they would fight the "audit the Fed" idea to the death (me thinks the lady doth protest too much).
As a result, the Senate health care debate has come to a standstill: Carper has placed a "hold" on Dorgan's amendment and in response, Dorgan tells HuffPost, he'll object to any other amendments being considered before he gets a vote on his.
