The phrase "a previous edition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an earlier version of a book, document, or publication.
Example: "The author made significant changes in the latest release compared to a previous edition."
Alternatives: "an earlier version" or "a prior edition."
Bonn is also, as revealed in a previous edition of the Knowledge, the capital city to go the longest spell without a team in the Bundesliga.
In "Back with a Vengeance!," Dame Edna improves on a gag from a previous edition and shows off her spooky intuitive juices by dabbling in "Pedomancy," in which she reads shoes.
"In a previous edition of O Fiverão, when referring to Colombia's World Cup jersey controversy, you said that some supporters go to great lengths to ensure that their national team's kits reflect well on the nation.
On Friday, a day after the BBC owned up to having deceived the audiences of "Blue Peter" and three other programs, the largest commercial broadcaster in Britain, ITV, said it had decided not to broadcast a comedy awards show after allegations of irregularities in voting during a previous edition of the show.
All this took place in the early Nineties in preparation for a previous edition of this book, but it remains one of the sprightliest and most revelatory passages, since, suddenly, Smith is not being reported at a second-hand distance but is there on the telephone and in a dressing room.
* In a previous edition of this story, Forbes erroneously identified Smith & Nephew (nyse: SNN) as a competitor in the insulin pump market.
The second edition of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, to be published next month, expands the Bernstein entry from a little more than a page in the previous edition, of 1980, to five pages.
While LD research in yeast is still in its infancy and looks back to a much shorter history the previous edition of YeastBook did not even mention LDs as an "organelle"—combined biochemical, cell biological, lipidomic, and proteomic studies in recent years have already contributed significant insight into LD biogenesis and function.
This book is a third edition, the previous edition being published 5 years ago.
Despite the recommendation to use 0.5% bupivacaine for DPNB in the previous edition of a major textbook of regional analgesia [ 15], a Medline search failed to identify any reports on the use of bupivacaine in DPNB for neonatal circumcision.
The Grove ends, as did the previous edition, on a suitably obscure, almost mystical note, with an entry for the nineteenth-century Polish piano teacher and composer Wojciech Zywny, who taught Chopin.
