The phrase "and revisions of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or updates made to a document, project, or piece of work.
Example: "The final report includes all the edits and revisions of a previous draft."
Alternatives: "and updates of a" or "and modifications of a".
THRs for secondary OA, reoperations, and revisions of an implant were excluded (Table 3, see supplementary data).
And she wonders what happens to parents who do, and then must face their antagonists for the annual review and revision of a child's Individual Educational Plan, which is essentially a contract for services.
One reason is purely practical: the writing and revision of a script are virtually cost-free, so aspiring and struggling filmmakers have the most incentive to polish and rework it when that's the object on which potential financiers are being asked to bet.
These activities reflect an authentic application of engineering design through evaluation, review, and revision of a problem solution (Cross, 2000) and learning through original making (Martin, 2015).
No. No. No. Patients have a real responsibility to be fully engaged in the development (and revision) of a plan of care.
The indications were cuff tear arthropathy (CTA) (23), fracture sequelae (20), and revision of a failed conventional arthroplasty (16).
A change of components of the prosthesis was necessary in seven cases: Selection of a higher humeral polyethylene inlay was used in three, revision of a glenoid component in two and revision of a humeral component in two cases.
The indications were cuff tear arthropathy (CTA) in 23 patients, fracture sequelae in 20 patients, and revision of a conventional prosthesis in 16 patients.
However, the reliability of such assessment has been improved by the development and revision of a pathogenicity scoring system consisting of a number of weighted criteria [Yarham et al., 2011].
To further make this point, we next present an example of how we have used this framework as a reflective tool to inform the design and revision of a specific task.
