The phrase "an updated charter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a revised or modified document that outlines the principles, functions, or structure of an organization or project.
Example: "The board approved an updated charter to reflect the new goals and objectives of the organization."
Alternatives: "a revised charter" or "a modified charter."
And updated charter for budget responsibility which, the Queen said, would ensure that "future governments spend taxpayers' money responsibly".
Under the terms of the updated charter, the Conservatives and their Lib Dem partners would commit to get debt falling as a share of national output by 2016/17 and would also seek to get the structural current budget in balance by 2017/18.
I had hopes that the updated charter would take into consideration some of the criticism it had faced, but it seems that it's only gotten more radical in its pursuit of state secularism.
It is essentially an updated version of the worker's charter published last March, designed to underline the extent to which the World Cup organising committee is taking the issue seriously.
The report, finalised last week, will broadly endorse calls for an updated legislation to give security services greater powers including the so-called snoopers charter.
Keep an updated portfolio.
An updated version of a widely cited study that found many students in charter schools were not performing as well as those in neighborhood public schools now shows that in a few states, charter schools are improving in some areas.
04 Oct 2011 Section: Freelance Charter - general Updated Freelance Charter to acknowledge that not all freelances and content suppliers seek fees for contributions.
Dallas, similar in size, culture and demographics to Houston, updated its charter without fuss a year ago to clearly include non-discrimination protections for city employees based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression.
