The phrase "I revised the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when you have made changes to something, such as "I revised the article and sent it to the editor."
We (i) revised the existing nanotoxicity test protocols with Artemia sp. (ii) optimised certain methodological steps based on the experiments with AgNPs and potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7) as a soluble reference chemical and (iii) tested the optimised protocol in an international inter-laboratory exercise conducted within the EU FP7 NanoValid project.
Its publication was a piece of cake: The two reviewers offered helpful comments, I revised the paper in 2 to 3 days, and the editor accepted the revision.
So I revised the manuscript and divorced the events of the book from any particular political present.
61-Across was the seed entry for the bottom stack when I revised the puzzle, and I loved how 57-Across fit so nicely above it!
My days were misery, except for an hour in the morning, when I revised the wailing and whining I had drafted beside her hospital bed.
When I revised the book the following year, I confidently predicted that bogans would very soon be relegated to the same retro world as their predecessors, the bodgies and the boofheads.
[C2.] Low-Power Radio Plan Is Revised The Federal Communications Commission, seeking to win political support for its proposal to issue licenses for hundreds of low-power FM radio stations, has completed new regulations that permit larger stations to raise complaints about any signal interference.
Drawing on these literatures, I revise the basic lobbying model to predict conditions where we might expect to see advocates lobby their foes.
I have revised the contents and learning activities 15 times in 20 years!
And so I have revised the whole New Testament (as they call it) against the standard of the Greek original.
