"suggest amendments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting or recommending changes to a document, for example: "Please suggest amendments to the draft document before it is finalized."
UNESCO's most recent atlas offers an online, interactive interface that allows users to contribute comments and suggest amendments, an example of effective crowd cataloging.
It will also suggest amendments to ensure there will be no government spending on mail shots or other taxpayer-funded material in the final four weeks of the campaign.
After the troika envoys suggest amendments to the draft budget and issue their next economic review next month, the budget will go to a vote in the Greek Parliament.
When George Washington and the other framers went to Philadelphia in 1787, they were instructed to suggest amendments to the Articles of Confederation, which would have had to be ratified by the legislatures of all 13 states.
They "should instead suggest amendments to Wikipedians", which is the name for the community of regular Wikipedia editors.
Throughout today, online and offline participants were encouraged to suggest amendments and participate in what at times was a lively debate over the contents of the document.
The author concludes by briefly suggesting amendments to the Rome Statute to rectify these deficiencies.
At the inquests Metcalf admitted making mistakes and suggesting amendments but denied sanitising the evidence.
When Mr Lansley objected to their plans and suggested amendments, he was "studiously ignored" by Downing Street.
Essentially, when a bill is passed, any opponent may make a motion to send the bill back to committee with some suggested amendments.
The modern I.C.D. is issued by the World Health Organization, and the United States and other nations adapt it to their own needs, with physicians, pharmaceutical companies, and others suggesting amendments.
