The phrase "and amending the code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications being made to a set of rules, regulations, or programming code.
Example: "The committee is reviewing the proposed changes and amending the code to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "and revising the code" or "and modifying the code".
Over the past year the Georgian Dream-led government continued the previous administration's low-regulation, low-tax, free market policies, while modestly increasing social spending, strengthening anti-trust policy, and amending the labor code to comply with International Labor Standards.
mRNA-derived retrocopies provide raw material for the evolution of genes in a wide variety of ways, duplicating and amending the protein coding region of existing genes as well as generating the potential for new protein coding space, or non-protein coding RNAs, by unexpected contributions out of frame, in reverse orientation, or from previously non-protein coding sequence.
However, it is recommended extending the code requirements to all maintenance and renovation activities and to amend the code to include the enforcement of advanced water meter installation.
He has promised to improve schools, build housing, encourage business and amend the tax code in ways that will encourage household and social stability, including offering tax breaks for retirement savings, charitable donations and education and medical costs.
He'd invested four hundred dollars of his own savings in equipment, had made Connie a sample plastic band ("READY FOR THE PUSH," it said) to flash at St . Catherines, and then, employing Connie as a courier, had sold personalized watches to fully a quarter of her schoolmates, at thirty dollars each, before the nuns wised up and amended the dress code to forbid watchbands with embedded text.
Weekly research team meetings were held to discuss coding and emerging themes, and to amend the coding framework as necessary.
But in 1987, prompted by complaints about unkempt and discourteous cabbies, the city amended the code to include a ban on certain items of clothing.
2006-119 of 6 February 2006 [ 6] amended the Code de la Sanite publique and ruled that the directives need to be written, dated, and signed by the author with an explanation of his personal details.
The City Council has the authority to amend the code, but seems unlikely to provide a solution.
The city finally amended the code in 1975, thereafter requiring that developers add amenities like benches and trees.
