The phrase "a revised construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or updated version of a structure, plan, or concept.
Example: "The architect presented a revised construction of the building that addressed the previous design flaws."
Alternatives: "an updated design" or "a modified framework".
In January, the team owner, Josh Solomon; the city's new mayor, Luke Bronin; the Hartford Stadium Authority; and developers Centerplan Companies and DoNo Hartford announced a revised construction schedule, setting May 31 as the new completion date.
In the construction phase, a facility may be adjusted in accordance with a revised construction plan.
A High Court challenge has resulted in a revised construction programme, with the shortest build time meaning Spurs must leave White Hart Lane to allow the new stadium to be built.
Facing the possibility of a 26percentt cut in its capital budget, the Board of Education has submitted a revised construction plan to the Bloomberg administration that would delay by one year the construction of all but three new Queens high schools listed in the budget that the board passed in December.
Then on 1 December NEON Inc., the organization currently working on the project, "submitted a revised construction and operating plan that projected additional costs and a further delay of 2 years, according to NSF officials, which precipitated NSF's decision".
Many owner builder members, in consultation with the highly regarded engineer Charles E. Schaffner, worked with John T. O'Hagan, then chief of department, on a revised building code that would incorporate new technologies and construction materials.
Dobbs Ferry voters endorsed the school district's revised construction bond proposal by a ratio of more than 2-to-1.
City officials rejected the developer's revised construction plans in June and revoked his building permit.
What was clear by the OSHA findings is that the way this revised construction plan was executed was flawed, essentially causing the collapse.
He believes a combination of new rules on tyre use – introduced in the wake of myriad deflations at the British Grand Prix – their revised construction and the ban on Mercedes running in the upcoming Young Driver Test at Silverstone (following their "secret" test in Barcelona in May) will hurt the team's progress.
And that is to pay for it through a revised tax structure.
