The phrase "adequately revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making necessary changes or improvements to a document, plan, or piece of work to ensure it meets certain standards or requirements.
Example: "After receiving feedback from my professor, I made sure my thesis was adequately revised before submitting it for final evaluation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently updated" or "properly modified".
--GRI failed to adequately revise its roof control plan to provide better support after the March 7 , March 10 and August 3 bursts and continued to expose miners to unsafe conditions.
Further work is required to establish how information may be adequately recorded, revised and transferred across services to ensure that patients' preferences in relation to end of life care and place of death are, as far as possible, achieved.
We need to give further thought to how information may be adequately recorded, revised and updated and transferred across services to ensure that patients' preferences can be respected and realised wherever possible.
This should be adequately addressed in a revised version.
The following issues must be adequately addressed for a revised version to be accepted: 1) Some may consider that the results overlap with the authors' paper in Nature Neuroscience in 2010 – "β5 recruits R7 RGS proteins to GIRK channels to regulate the timing of neuronal inhibitory signaling".
Whilst the revised policy adequately covers various aspects of cost sharing through the levying of user fees, it does not explore other revenue collection mechanisms, revenue pooling and risk management through prepayment, or the resource allocation and purchasing functions of health financing.
But what if another country then said that only a small number of women could wear kimono?" He added that Japan had responded adequately to ICJ criticisms in a revised scientific whaling program revealed last week, adding that he fully expected the country's fleet would leave for the Antarctic at the end of next year.
It remains to be seen whether a revised occupancy model could adequately account for the distinguishability of items in general rather than only of luminance-defined dots.
PAs written using the revised template also scored adequately, at 69%%.
