The phrase "a revised timeline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated schedule or plan that has been modified from a previous version.
Example: "After reviewing the project requirements, we have created a revised timeline to ensure all tasks are completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "an updated schedule" or "a modified timeline".
For the most part, this involves communicating with the community of backers to explain what happened and why, documenting how the funds were used up or how they'll be put to use to complete the project in alternate form, and offering a revised timeline.
That's a revised timeline from an earlier plan that targeted the first half of this year, but since the product's existence hasn't yet even been acknowledged by Apple, that kind of timetable change isn't surprising.
Bloomberg reports that Daimler-owned Mercedes-Benz will put over $10 billion into its effort to bring the new vehicles to market, and that the transition will require "fundamental" changes at the automaker according to Daimler Chairman Manfred Bischoff, who discussed the revised timeline at a company shareholder meeting in Berlin on Wednesday.
The research for the revised timeline was mainly conducted by Dr. Bernd Kromer, a physicist at the Heidelberg Academy of Science in Germany; Dr. Sturt W. Manning, an archaeologist at the University of Reading in England, as well as Dr. Kuniholm.
Many see this revised timeline as hopelessly, even recklessly, optimistic.
If SpaceX hits its revised timeline, we should see the demo without astronauts launch in November 2018, with the first crewed launch in May 2018, so still ahead of Boeing's time frames.
Some observers speculated that the extra investment and revised timeline were the result of cost overruns and other problems, but the companies say they simply wanted to expand the number of attractions that would be ready on opening day. .
But a prolonged severe period of volatility could eventually drag down these companies too, analysts say, forcing management and bankers to revise timelines and trim valuations.
The city announced a revised plan on November 19, 2003, to move parts of the sewer project to a separate timeline so that they would take 16 years to complete.
So: a revised launch schedule.
