The phrase "required to amend" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to describe a situation where someone needs to make changes to something. Example: The board of directors was required to amend the annual budget in order to accommodate new expenses.
Three days later Nebraska became the thirty-sixth state to ratify the amendment, providing the two-thirds majority of states required to amend the U.S. Constitution.
What constitutes a "supermajority" of shareholders required to amend the bylaws or proprietary lease?
(Google was required to amend its prospectus to include the magazine interview).
3 At most, the defect complained of would justify his being required to amend his pleading.
In that case, said Mr. Constantakes, a referendum would be required to amend the charter and only then could a commissioner be appointed.
In 1997, a similar motion was passed by the Council, only to be defeated at the polls in the election required to amend the charter.
However, the Constitution contains no provisions as to any steps that Parliament is required to take to amending the Act if an adverse report is made.
Perhaps we should extend that and make Mayor Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy personally financially liable for whatever immense settlement will ultimately be required to make amends for what's happened on their watch on Homan Avenue.
The project led to the revision of UNECE Regulation 46 that defines mirror coverage in the European Union, with new vehicle registrations in Europe being required to meet the amended standard after June of 2015.
Though the city is required to hold an election to amend the charter, Glendale must comply with state law anyway.
It would require Congress to amend that law to create special exceptions for India.
