The phrase "a recent revision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated version of a document, policy, or piece of work that has been modified or improved.
Example: "The report includes a recent revision that addresses the feedback we received from the last meeting."
Alternatives: "a recent update" or "a recent amendment".
A recent revision to IARC's consideration of STPs revised the summary list to 210Po and uranium [6].
A recent revision keeps it near the top of the list.
A recent revision to Johnson's menu saw the end of well-loved dishes such as his fried guinea hen.
A recent revision recognized 21 species of Cyrtognatha but cautioned that only a fraction of its diversity is known82.
In Minnesota and, after a recent revision, Milwaukee, laws specify that domestic violence cannot be grounds for eviction.
In July, the finance minister, Michael Noonan, confirmed Ireland would have to contribute an additional €280m to the European Union budget to reflect a recent revision to its growth.
A recent revisioning of the classic Tintin adventure "The Blue Lotus" (with the flower of the title tinged "Pink"), by the comic-book writer Antonio Altarriba, has been pulled from bookstores in Spain after the Hergé estate complained that it "perverted the essence of the personality of Tintin".
A more recent revision disputes those claims, saying "Reports from Europe are unsubstantiated and are due to confusion with G. fastigiata and G. gigas".
The Association for Internet Research developed some guidelines in 2002 with a more recent revision in 2012 [ 23].
As a result, recent revisions of the criteria for CD diagnosis have addressed the increased contribution of HLA-DQ genotyping in addition to serology in CD diagnosis, especially for its high negative predictive value [4, 25, 26].
This is the most recent revision of a widely used measure of infant development, and consists of 5 scales: cognitive, language, motor, social-emotional, and adaptive.
