The phrase "a revised and expanded version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an updated and more detailed iteration of a document, book, or other work.
Example: "The author released a revised and expanded version of the original novel, adding new chapters and insights."
Alternatives: "an updated and enhanced edition" or "a modified and elaborated version."
Mike Marqusee's Wicked Messenger: Bob Dylan and the 60s, a revised and expanded version of Chimes of Freedom, will be published in the autumn by Seven Stories Press.
In 1953, Macdonald published a revised and expanded version of his Politics essay on popular culture, renamed "A Theory of Mass Culture," in Diogenes, a journal funded by the Ford Foundation.
He made this discovery on a recent visit to Lower Manhattan, territory he covered in "Bricks and Brownstone," a history of New York row houses that Rizzoli International Publications will reintroduce this fall in a revised and expanded version.
The players were also reminded of their responsibilities as representatives of the club and were given a revised and expanded version of the club rules, but the tone was said to have been respectful, not confrontational.
The movie, a revised and expanded version of Mr. Maddin's 1988 original, is mainly a 65-minute fever dream of a man felled by an epidemic sweeping through the community.
The players were also reminded of their responsibilities as representatives of the club and were given a revised and expanded version of the club rules Then it was down to business.
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In 1933, however, he published a drastically revised and expanded version with the new title Language; this book dominated the field for the next 30 years.
Developed by the company from man-on-the-street interviews, directed and written by Steven Cosson and featuring an eclectic cavalcade of witty pastiche songs by Michael Friedman, this revised and expanded version of "Gone Missing" is fresh, breezy and very funny indeed, pretty much a perfect summer entertainment.
In the revised and expanded version of the AIMS2 the test-retest reliability (ICC) for all 12 subscales ranged from 0.78 to 0.94, with a high correlation for the subscale Walking and Bending (ICC 0.92) [ 20].
Both data matrix and character list represent largely revised and expanded versions of previous analyses of parareptilian relationships [18], [40], [41].
