The phrase "an amendment that allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific change or addition to a legal document or policy that grants permission or enables a particular action.
Example: "The new law was passed as an amendment that allowed citizens to vote online."
Alternatives: "a modification that permitted" or "a change that enabled".
In the 1994 national elections, SWAPO consolidated its hold on power, surpassing the two-thirds majority needed to revise the constitution which it did in 1998, passing an amendment that allowed President Nujoma to run for a third term.
It allows parents to give Kurdish names to their children, and it abolishes an amendment that allowed the government to prosecute people for speaking in favor of a Kurdish state.
Two years later, Mr. Bush signed an amendment that allowed people to carry concealed weapons into previously excluded institutions, including churches, nursing homes and hospitals, unless those institutions expressly prohibited it.
Sen. Jesse B. Thomas of Illinois then added an amendment that allowed Missouri to become a slave state but banned slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Purchase north of latitude 36°30′.
Even as Mr. Uribe's supporters are mounting an effort to amend the Constitution to allow him to run for a third term, another scandal emerged this week after a former member of Congress, Yidis Medina, said she had been offered illegal patronage favors in exchange for supporting an amendment that allowed Mr. Uribe to run for his second term, in 2006.
In November 2000, President Bill Clinton signed into law an amendment that allowed retired US military working dogs (war dogs) to be adopted by personnel outside of the military, leaving the Vietnam War as the only war in US history in which American war dogs never returned home.
Himself a professional engineer who designs houses, Mr. Weinberg pushed through an amendment that allows owners of detached or semidetached homes to renovate and enlarge with certain restrictions.
More Democrats said they would have voted for the bill had it not included an amendment that allows religious groups that sponsor Head Start programs to hire workers based on their beliefs.
Last summer, before the trial was to begin, the North Carolina General Assembly passed an amendment that allows voters to cast provisional ballots if they are unable to obtain one of the specified forms of identification and if they can show they have "a reasonable impediment" to obtaining it, including lack of transportation, illness, lack of a birth certificate or work schedule.
"It's almost revolutionary that people think they can choose independently of their organization," said Smita Notosusanto, director of the Center for Electoral Reform, who led the effort to get a constitutional amendment that allowed for a direct presidential election.
The Supreme Court had questioned the legality of a constitutional amendment that allowed Mr Uribe as a sitting president to seek a second consecutive term.In another diplomatic spat in the Andes, Peru recalled its ambassador to Bolivia after Bolivia's socialist president, Evo Morales, accused Peru of allowing a secret United States military base on its territory.
