The phrase "and if necessary to amend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of making changes or modifications to a document, plan, or agreement if deemed required.
Example: "The committee will review the proposal and if necessary to amend, they will suggest changes before final approval."
Alternatives: "and if needed to revise" or "and if required to modify".
The court punted the issue back to Congress, stating "it would be far more appropriate for Congress, if necessary, to amend the DMCA to clarify its intent, than for this Court to do so by fiat".
DAC Neil Basu, of the National Police Chiefs Councill, said he was asking the surgeon general and the Home Office to refer the detailed medical evidence in the case to an independent body to "determine if it is necessary to amend their advice of the safety of this weapon".
If new information on the genetically engineered plants and their effects on human health or the environment becomes available, the risk assessment may need to be readdressed in order to determine whether the risk characterisation has changed and whether it is necessary to amend the risk management.
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If the proprietary lease does not provide for a flip tax, Mr. Siegler said, it would be necessary to amend the lease.
I don't believe it is necessary to amend the constitution to eliminate the Electoral College.
Why, if the words "exceptions" and "regulations" in Article III were meant to give Congress the authority to alter the jurisdiction of the courts by a simple act of Congress, did the founders find it necessary to amend the Constitution in order to do this?
If this is confirmed in independent studies, which we suggest are now required, it may prove necessary to amend genebank standards for seed drying in order to ensure seeds have maximum longevity when they are first placed into storage.
The prime minister, making a lengthy Downing Street statement before his holiday, said the Human Rights Act would be amended if necessary to make the deportation of people inciting terrorism more straightforward.
Ultimately, Lifting The Burden must evaluate what it helps to create, and amend it, in an iterative process if necessary, to achieve what is best possible.
