The phrase "a revised bid" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated or modified proposal, typically in a business or contractual context.
Example: "After reviewing the initial proposal, we have submitted a revised bid that reflects the changes discussed in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "an updated proposal" or "a modified offer."
They have resubmitted a revised bid, which removed the idea of teaching creationism.
However, in 2009 it approved a revised bid for 2016 with Barra at its heart.
This week GM submitted a revised bid, though there is still much talking to do.
Weeks later, Westlake presented a revised bid of $35 a share, or $1.2 billion, but that too was rejected.
Joyce refused to say whether the government would reject a revised bid before going into caretaker mode, saying it was a matter for the treasurer.
Friends Provident, a British insurance company, has accepted a revised bid from a buyout firm, Resolution, worth £1.86 billion ($3.1 billion) after rejecting two previous offers.
The much-anticipated countermove in this biggest buyout ever came early Thursday in the form of a $56 share revised bid from Blackstone rival Dove Partners, which consists of Vornado Realty Trust with Starwood Capital Management and Walton Street Capital.
Willamette, which is based in Portland, Ore., had previously dismissed Weyerhaeuser's revised bid of $50 a share as a "bargain basement" offer.
"Due to the increased offer, we believe that it's appropriate GCap engage with Global Radio with a view to accepting the revised bid terms," said David Cumming, head of UK equities at Standard Life Investments yesterday.
Campaigners fighting to transform a derelict Leeds school building into a community hub have submitted their revised bid to the council.
It said McCormick's revised bid of 65p a share in cash, which gives an enterprise value of £1.5bn, "continues to undervalue Premier and its prospects".
