The phrase "again revamped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been improved or updated once more after previous changes.
Example: "The website has been again revamped to enhance user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "revised once more" or "updated again".
Quentin Tarantino rounds up a new posse to once again revamp the old west.
Hewlett-Packard says it is again revamping the corporate sales of its servers and software to better take advantage of the growing market for cloud computing by large businesses.
Now, the White House is again revamping its strategy to strike the Islamic State propaganda machine.
Those are now being looked at again and revamped in terms of an exploration scenario.
The sarpanches who were trying to once again to revamp the state and make it surge forward, the best way to stop this is to go and kill them or threaten them so that the Panchayati Raj endeavor of the state is totally decimated.
Nearly every player who suffered that humiliation was long gone by the time these teams met again, and the revamped Knicks figured to fare much better.
But by January he began surging again with a revamped stump speech focusing on a nation divided by class and delivered with near evangelical fervor.
CHANGES WERE MADE After playing Houston to a 1-1 draw Nov. 1 at Giants Stadium, the Red Bulls again used a revamped, blue-collar lineup to oust the Dynamo, 4-1, in the first-round, total-goals series.
Empty or underused upstate prisons are going to be closed, and the scandalously mismanaged Empire Zone program — which cost the state $600 million last year and was meant to develop businesses in needy areas — is being revamped (again mostly in the future).
That could also mean there's less of a draw for Karma devices, especially amid user concerns that its plans could be revamped again with little warning.
