The phrase "amends the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something modifies or alters the impact or influence of a previous statement, action, or rule.
Example: "The new policy amends the effect of the previous regulations, ensuring a more equitable approach."
Alternatives: "modifies the impact of" or "alters the influence of".
A clinician experienced in the treatment of B-precursor ALL was then interviewed about the proposed health state definitions and based on this interview, the descriptions were amended to include the effect of hospital visits and the impact on a patient's social life.
Given the beneficial effects of exercise on glycemic control (85, 190, 200), one would expect that this should amend the adverse effects of the increased nonoxidative glucose pathways in the diabetic heart (Fig. 3).
Marcia Mikulak, professor of anthropology at the University of North Dakota, notes that MHA Nation has historically resisted efforts to investigate and amend the harmful effects of fracking and drilling on reservation land because the oil industry has permeated the tribal economy.
In this study we used phytostabilization aided with calcium carbonate and pig slurry/manure to reclaim an acidic bare tailing pond with the aim of investigating the effect of amending and different species on microbial community structure and function.
A laboratory scale study was conducted to investigate the effect of rice husk amended biocover to mitigate the CH4 emission from landfills.
He has introduced a bill to amend the landmark Clean Air Act to consider the effect of rules on jobs.
A ruling limited to the vagueness of Nebraska's law, which mirrors the laws in nearly all 30 other states that have enacted "partial-birth abortion" bans, would most likely have the effect of inviting states to amend their laws and try again to survive the inevitable legal challenges.
So using HFCs as a test case, the researchers examined the effect of phasing down HFCs by amending the Montreal Protocol to include these gases.
Language has also been amended to more accurately paraphrase Clark's remarks on the effect of voter restrictions in the general election.
