The phrase "a revised recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an updated or modified version of an audio or video recording.
Example: "The artist released a revised recording of the album, featuring improved sound quality and additional tracks."
Alternatives: "an updated recording" or "a modified recording".
An index balancing positive and negative responses to questions about personal finances and spending fell to minus 8 from a revised record high of 2 in July, the national statistics office, Insee, said.
(ii) The applicant provides TSA with the revised record, or a certified true copy of the information from the appropriate entity, before TSA determines that the applicant meets the standards for the security threat assessment.
After addressing the revisions cited by SPO/IAO, the CSS/Department RA will need to submit the revised record back to SPO/IAO.
Then, the ink still not dry on the revised record book, Jason Thee Somnambulist' Dufner sauntered out onto the course after a nice long lie-in and shot a 63 to erase Hogan, Strange and Simpson from the picture, and equal the best-ever score in any major championship.
Nearly 65,000 responded, resulting in revised records for 49,000 parcels.
The revised record made headlines around the world.
About 65,000 owners responded, resulting in revised records for 49,000 parcels, with changes like the addition or subtraction of a bathroom, garage or deck.
To confirm changes in paper and electronic record-keeping visited physicians were asked to fax copies of their revised records to the DPI, with patient identifiers obscured or removed.
She is revising records of the metal Lots (bronze, iron, lead), digitizing the records, and reorganizing their storage.
Rubino, M. et al. A revised 1000 year atmospheric δ13C-CO2 record from Law Dome and South Pole, Antarctica.
