The phrase "a revised contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a contract that has been modified or updated from its original version.
Example: "Before we proceed, please review the revised contract to ensure all changes are acceptable."
Alternatives: "an updated contract" or "a modified contract".
A revised contract between Kovalchuk and the Devils was filed with the league Aug. 27.
Under a revised contract, Russia's Ministry of Atomic Energy has assumed overall management of the project.
He criticised the BMA for endorsing in May a revised contract that it had negotiated without seeking members' views.
NEW DEAL FOR SPARTANS COACH Michigan State has agreed to a revised contract with Coach Mark Dantonio.
GERALD STEVENS INC., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a specialty retailer and marketer of floral products, has signed a revised contract to sell Florafax and Flower Club.
Venky's, the Indian poultry concern which owns the club, yesterday confirmed that manager Steve Kean has agreed a revised contract at Ewood Park.
It added that department officials would refuse to consider any revised contract with CSC until Lorenzo had proved itself at Morecambe Bay.
About a decade and a half later, Company B returns fire with a heavily revised contract which Company A then forwards to its lawyer.
Months of negotiations with the head of the company's franchisee association produced a radically revised contract, one that expanded the longstanding licensing agreement into a more marketable 15-year franchise contract.
Under Prudential's original 1965 contract with the government and a 2007 revised contract — both of which were released as part of the response to the Freedom of Information Act request — the insurer is required to send lump sum payouts to survivors who request them.
Ten days later, when Lennon, Julian and Ms. Pang were at Disney World, a lawyer bearing the revised contract turned up, and Lennon asked Ms. Pang to take out her camera.
