The phrase "a revised report for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a report that has been updated or modified for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "I have prepared a revised report for the board meeting next week."
Alternatives: "an updated report for" or "a modified report for".
If the inspectors later recognize that their report of the results was wrong, it would be appropriate for them to prepare a revised report with the correct results.
The financial statements filed yesterday included revised reports for the first quarter and for 2002.
A full, revised report is due on Friday.
Just months later, an audit by Ernst & Young revealed "material weakness in [Groupon's] internal controls," leading it to revise the earnings report of its first quarter as a public company — the revised report reduced its income for the quarter by $22.6 million.
The revised report also suggests a congestion charge for those dropping off passengers at the airport by car.
The revised report "is clearly a retraction of the first analysis," said Doug Crandall, chief of staff for the House Resources forests and forest health subcommittee, which released the report.
FAG, GN, YQ were involved in interpreting results, and writing, reviewing and revising report critically for important intellectual content.
DY and PM were involved in study design, data acquisition and analysis, interpreting results, and writing, reviewing and revising report critically for important intellectual content.
When the news of sexual abuse by priests exploded nationally in 2002, he was forced to revisit his actions in Bridgeport, radically revise reporting policies for accused priests in New York and apologize for his past mistakes — albeit conditionally.
We report a revised crater population for Titan using Cassini RADAR data through January 2010 (flyby T65), and make a size-dependent correction for the incomplete coverage (∼33%) using a Monte-Carlo model.
