The phrase "a revisited version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new or updated iteration of something that has been previously created or published.
Example: "The author released a revisited version of the novel, incorporating feedback from readers and critics."
Alternatives: "an updated version" or "a revised edition".
Since last week, he's been presenting a revisited version at the PFOAC221 Gallery in Montreal. .
For over 25 minutes, as the music and wind vary, the structure alternates between contemplative passages and more rhythmic sequences centered on a revisited version of the Tenori-on digital music sequencer designed by Japanese artists Toshio Iwai and Yu Nishibor.
Though Goyard's lightweight Saint Louis is a shoulder bag of choice for chic women of any age, the surprise hit of the year is a revisited version of a small pet-carrying bag that the company introduced a year ago.
From R= -0.67 obtained in the previous version of the work, we reached a correlation of R= -0.73 in this revisited version!
They took the decision out of Dylan's hands by the encore, singing the Highway 61 Revisited version of "Like a Rolling Stone" over the top of the singer's own "Huwduzitfeeeel".
"Like a journey across a revisited nature.
It's almost as though their books absorbed some part of our DNA while we were reading them, and rereading them means revisiting a version of ourselves we may no longer remember or trust.
In lieu of a whole new anniversary edition — they're waiting for the 50th, I'll bet — Warner has now given us the 2009 version "revisited". Whatever.
To get an understanding of the quality of the data collected, selected households were revisited with a smaller version of the household questionnaire, which showed that the data quality was reasonably good.
I revisit both versions of the Manifesto here in the interest of giving Democrats and progressives a base from which to recalibrate their commitment to workers, and in so doing bring about that much needed political alignment of union and non-union workers.
From the perspective of Chinese society, social network theory from Western culture was revisited as a Chinese version of guanxi, which extends social networks to both the firm's and the founder's set of relationships.
