The phrase "a revised process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that has been modified or improved in some way.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we implemented a revised process to enhance efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "an updated procedure" or "a modified approach."
In the days following the election, the new MP reiterated his previous comments to Burnaby Now, stating that "Kinder Morgan will have to go through a new, revised process".
To prepare for this revised process, a team member consulted with all treatment providers to determine whether a single contact person could be established and modified the spreadsheet to feature this contact information (repetition of the Plan stage).
The carrier says the revised process, which it introduced in May, has improved boarding times 5 to 10 percent and reduced the number of bags checked at the gate.
In Ford's revised process theism, non-divine actual entities can exist only by borrowing the influx of future divine activity into the present.
A consensus development teleconference was held in August 2016, attended by nine translation company representatives and four Process Subcommittee members, during which further feedback on the revised process documents was discussed by attendees.
This involved deploying the policy into specific improvement projects, using QI Story for completion of the projects and integrating revised process with Daily Management/BPM (Business Process Management) System of the company.
"We expect to issue the revised process in the next couple of days, and it will take effect in February," Lapin said Friday.
Under the revised process, each of the 191 submissions was first reviewed by at least three expert referees, with a subset receiving between four and eight reviews, as needed.
The introductions of new activities in the revised process of administering drugs allowed reducing the high-risk failure modes of 60%.
