The phrase "a newly revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been recently updated or modified, such as a document, edition, or version.
Example: "The report includes a newly revised section that addresses the latest findings in the research."
Alternatives: "a recently updated" or "a freshly modified".
There's a newly revised edition on the elementary schools.
For more timid spirits, there is a newly revised advice manual.
"As a result, we would like to propose a newly revised resolution for your consideration".
The New York premiere of a newly revised version of Marvin David Levy's "Mourning Becomes Electra" opens Sunday afternoon.
A newly revised, web-based international index to publications on health in Africa; with Quick and Advanced Search options.
The scaffolds were immersed in a newly revised simulated body fluid (Rn-SBF) to produce nanocrystalline apatite.
Seen here 20 years ago, the play, with a script newly revised by Mr. Rabe, is to be presented in a limited Off Broadway run from Jan . 11 through March 5by the New Group (Tony Award winners for "Avenue Q") at Theater Row, 410 West 42nd Street.
The flub affected 40 of the 60 districts, incorrectly grading 8percentt, or 213 schools by omitting one piece of a complex, newly revised grading formula.
Handwritten letter dated Nov. 7, 1883 from William Still to Karl Knotz in which Still promises to send the latter a copy of the newly revised edition of Underground Railway.
WASHINGTON -- House Republican leaders have signed on to spend up to $3 million to keep defending the Defense of Marriage Act in court, according to a copy of their newly revised legal contract obtained by The Huffington Post.
The stagnation in total wages paid to the nation's employees outside of government is now a year old, according to newly revised government data, which paints a bleak picture of the economy.
