The phrase "a technical revision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an update or modification made to a technical document, process, or system to improve accuracy or functionality.
Example: "The team submitted a technical revision of the project proposal to address the feedback received from the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a technical update" or "a technical amendment".
John Conyers Jr., a Democrat from Michigan who sponsored the amendment, called it a "technical revision".
Essentially it's a technical revision, but it is still a source survey where they ask individuals who may not know whether they are on a zero-hour contract or not".
The Bank of Japan cut its economic forecast for the current fiscal year in a quarterly review of its growth projections, although this was a technical revision reflecting a steep contraction in first-quarter GDP.
In Eureka's case, for example, the absence of a Minitel-like system in Canada and the United States has dictated a complete technical revision and generated a host of logistical and budgetary headaches.
Volumes 2, 7, 48, 53-55, 59, and 81-82 were published before the presentation of the edition was reformed in 1984 and their introductions and notes will be included, after technical revision, in a future release of Voltaire électronique.
The regular services could be done with a round trip time of nine to ten days, including overnighting in Cairo, Karachi and Bangkok, and with technical revision of the plane in Hong Kong.
AL performed the technical revision of the manuscript.
KT conceived of the idea of the paper and assisted in critical thinking and technical revision.
Politicians are still clinging to the hope further bailouts will help and hinting they will demand private investors to bear a bigger part of the pain ("technical revisions" to allow greater haircut) but Finland is demanding collateral and time is running out.
(Rich also made some technical revisions after the storm to reflect reality more accurately).
He has given them plenty of time to propose truly technical revisions in the bill, and to work these out with its main sponsors in the Senate, John McCain and Russell Feingold.
