The phrase "a resuscitated version of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been revived or brought back to life, often in a metaphorical sense, such as an idea, project, or work of art.
Example: "The film is a resuscitated version of the classic novel, bringing new life to the story for a modern audience."
Alternatives: "a revived version of" or "a renewed version of".
So when she returned to a resuscitated version of "Melrose Place" that began this fall on the CW network, Ms. Locklear considered making a few demands.
Once again, the balcony is closed: Roger Ebert said Wednesday that a resuscitated version of his long-running television series "At the Movies" would be halted while he seeks new sponsors for the show.
The curtain could once again come down on a resuscitated version of "At the Movies," Roger Ebert warned in a blog post on Sunday night, writing that the long-running film criticism program will end after its current season unless it finds new funding.
Except that the cultures that interest Ms. Robbins and Mr. Becher are after-images, resuscitated versions or isolated remnants of the originals.
The most intriguing choice facing Mr. Obama is whether to resuscitate a version of the centerpiece of the Democrats' failed 2009 climate push: a cap-and-trade program.
(Schutz 1964, 87) Besides thus resuscitating a version of homo economicus, Schutz insisted that economists study purposive-rational actions, which, in Weber's sense, involved a reflective comparison of alternative projects before adopting one as an in-order-to motive.
WHEN E. Elias Merhige's "Shadow of the Vampire," with its attention-snagging stars John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe, opens on Dec. 29, it will mark at least the fourth time that filmmakers have resuscitated this particular version of the vampire: Nosferatu, that disturbingly peculiar and apparently iconic figure created by an odd little group of Germans 79 years ago.
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Their world, as we all know, is pretty well kaput now; its definitive passing was not lost on Ms. Wintour when she first commandeered and then resuscitated the Costume Institute ball by rendering it a celebrity version of the wildebeest migration.
A new version of Windows designed for touch-screen devices has not resuscitated sales in the market.
A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Jahi's mother has a do-not-resuscitate order for her.
