The phrase "amendments with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific amendments that are associated with a particular context or subject.
Example: "The proposed legislation includes several amendments with a focus on environmental protection."
Alternatives: "amendments pertaining to" or "amendments related to".
Confusion persisted Sunday over the amendments, with a major complaint among the president's supporters and critics that they had too little time to study the proposals.
While supporting this draft convention, the Committee on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men wishes to propose amendments, with a view to further strengthening the standards set out in the text.
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The Amendments replace the risk-based approach mandated in the 1977 Amendments with a prescriptive, technology-based approach requiring that maximum achievable control technology (MACT) be applied to all major industrial sources of 189 hazardous air pollutants.
Parliament included the Council's position in its amendments, with a view to getting a first reading agreement.
We had a Democrat and a Republican -– both gun owners, both fierce defenders of our Second Amendment, with "A" grades from the NRA -- come together and worked together to write a common-sense compromise on background checks.
Senators will now consider a series of amendments with an aim to take a final vote before the 4 July recess.
Lord Falconer, a previous lord chancellor, proposes an amendment with a different twist.
The "Absolutist" View of the First Amendment, With a Note on "Preferred Position".
