The phrase "a revised notice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated or modified version of a notice or announcement.
Example: "Please be advised that a revised notice regarding the meeting schedule has been issued."
Alternatives: "an updated notice" or "a modified notice".
The program is waiting either for a revised notice or a communication saying the old notice stands.
NOTE: If a new or competitive renewal award is received at the FY18 rate, your RPM will contact the sponsor to request a revised notice of award.
In doing so, the Field altered its 2006 decision to classify 56 of those objects as cultural items only, and submitted a revised notice to the Federal Register, where such returns must be announced.
(a) When a decision is revised, notice of the revision will be mailed to the parties to the decision at their last known address.
Within weeks of its October 2012 debut, the 30-minute show went from airing four days a week to a revised, hour-long, weekly format without notice.
The club have lost the right to host Test cricket at their Riverside Ground until further notice – they retain one-day and Twenty20 international status – and must now operate under a revised salary cap until 2020.
The notice may appear on a periodic statement, or may be given by sending a copy of a revised disclosure statement, provided attention is directed to the change (for example, in a cover letter referencing the changed term).
A revised version was no more decipherable to those unfamiliar with its Romantic references, and Clive Barnes, reviewing the Washington premiere, noticed "little flashlights going on throughout the theatre while the audience attempted to catch up with the story".
According to notices sent to organizations late Wednesday, these groups now have just two weeks to send HHS a revised budget and work plan, which federal officials then must approve.
A revised budget later passed.
