The phrase "a revamped world" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a world that has been improved, updated, or transformed in some way.
Example: "After the environmental reforms, we are finally seeing the benefits of a revamped world where sustainability is prioritized."
Alternatives: "an updated world" or "a transformed world".
Should the heavens open, seek shelter at the recently revamped World of Wedgwood (01782 282986; worldofwedgwood.com) in Stoke-on-Trent.
The theoretical revolutions instigated by Newton, Freud, Darwin and Einstein were reflected in aesthetic and political structures, in revamped world views, with the consequent and very great good that creation was explained to its inhabitants.
Fifa overlord Gianni Infantino has ordered a taskforce to look into the feasibility of a revamped Club World Cup after Uefa delegates went bonkers about the idea when they first heard about it.
The apparent collapse in early December of a four-year effort to liberalize and revamp world trade has added impetus to the North American discussions, which would give the three partners greater leverage in dealing with the 12-nation European Community and others.
This would link to a "global logistics hub," with container storage and a fast overland route to a revamped second-world-war airport at Vernamfield, 55km west of Kingston.
Other key features include online multiplayer — so you can play with folks around the world, a revamped Mario Party mode, partner party and various challenge modes.
Chris Pratt is currently appearing on the big screen in Jurassic World - a revamped take on the dinosaur franchise.
The venerable grocer has emerged as a Christmas winner after its famous hampers, sold via a revamped website, proved popular around the world.
Lewis Moody has been passed fit to captain a revamped England against Georgia in the World Cup on Sunday.
ROME — Celebrating the meeting of ancient and modern worlds, the Vatican on Tuesday presented a revamped museum of antique funerary remains in Rome, while inviting the rest of the world to peek inside that space by computer.
