The phrase "a result of revised" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when discussing outcomes that stem from changes or updates, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for proper context.
Example: "The changes in the policy were implemented as a result of revised guidelines."
Alternatives: "due to updated" or "as a consequence of modified".
AEH and MMB have been involved in the interpretation of the results and revised the manuscript.
As a result of the revised regulatory agreement, more than 3 million checks worth about $2.7 billion have been cashed or deposited to date.
2) Configurations that contain a square central space articulated by buildings and oriented toward the prevailing wind can offer better exposure to air currents as a result of attenuated revised standard effective temperature (SET*).
As a result of the revised partnership, the health site says it will take a $275 million charge in the fourth quarter of 2000, while News Corp. will take a $200 million charge, according to a spokesperson.
Additionally, while most patients reported no or minimal state anxiety (i.e., current general anxiety at the time of survey completion), a number of the patients reported feeling more anxious as a result of the revised screening guidelines.
The system provides no guidance on the question of what would be the result of revising an epistemic state in two or more steps.
Its outcome is obtained by giving up those elements of [K] that are incompatible with p. In other words, the result of revising [K] by [p] should be equal to [K]∩[ p].
The rise comes as a result of the ONS revising down its 2011-12 borrowing figure by £2.4bn to £118.5bn.
As a result of these complications, we revised the study design after inclusion of only 4 patients: Sirolimus administration is now started after completion of bronchial wound-healing.
As a result of the deal, Yelp revised up its earnings for Q1 and the full year.
