The phrase "adoption of revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or implementation of updated policies, documents, or practices.
Example: "The adoption of revised guidelines will enhance our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "implementation of updated" or "acceptance of modified".
These findings will provide insights into the adoption and implementation of revised guidelines for endoscopic screening and surveillance.
In view of the adoption of the revised gluten free standard by the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CODEX STAN 118-1979 amended in 1983 and revised in 2008), Health Canada is currently reviewing the gluten-free regulations to further align with its proposed regulatory amendments for labeling of allergens, gluten sources, and added sulfites.
We have been told by Prof. Uriel Reichman of the Kadima Party that adoption of a revised constitution will be a priority of the new government.
Present stability regulations developed over the years by IMO reached definite conclusion with the adoption of the Revised draft of the Intact Stability Code.
This audit indicates that adoption of the revised WHO smear-positive case definition could significantly increase case detection in men and women by up to 28% at centres without access to chest radiography or TB culture depending on the grade of smear currently accepted as positive.
These results underscore the importance of adoption of the Revised Indications.
The framework used in our study included the adoption of a revised version of LLL and the implementation and the continuation stages of the current version of LLL.
Despite the official adoption of the revised MTP, an increasing uptake of AL utilization and health workers' positive impressions about the protocol, implementing it presented challenges.
Thailand and the UK both credit SARS with initiating their efforts in global health policy, and their adoption of the (revised) International Health Regulations.
Executive Board day 2: Country and area programmes approved NEW YORK, USA, 16 September 2009 – The UNICEF Executive Board continued its second regular session of 2009 yesterday with the adoption of 16 revised country and area programmes.
