The phrase "any revision for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about changes or updates to a document, plan, or proposal.
Example: "Could you let me know if there are any revisions for the report before the meeting?"
Alternatives: "any updates on" or "any changes to".
Any revision for 2017's estimate of 78.6 years will come next year.
Failure events were described as any revision for aseptic loosening of cup or stem, or radiographical loosening as defined by the authors.
Thus, after exclusion of patients with the ASR acetabular component, additional regression analysis as described above was performed to determine the RR of any revision for MoM THA compared to MoP THA at 6 years of follow-up, with adjustment for sex, age, and diagnosis for primary THA.
Analysts will also be watching Thursday for any revision of estimates for economic growth in the euro zone.
Analysts will also be watching Thursday for any revision of E.C.B. staff estimates of euro-zone economic growth.
No hip dislocations were noted until the most recent follow-up and none of the patients have had any revision surgery for failure or hip pain.
Risk for any revision was higher for uncemented implants (RR = 1.48; 95% CI: 1.32 1.66), and lower for hybrid implants (RR = 0.84; 95% CI: 0.75 0.95) compared to cemented implants.
When we compared MoM THA with different femoral head sizes to MoM THA with 38- to 39-mm heads, the RR of revision for any revision was statistically significantly higher for head sizes of 44 47 mm.
Defending the minor paper early in the fifth semester will allow time for any revisions needed for a passing grade to be completed before the January deadline.
We considered revision of any component for any reason and revision due to infection and stem revision for any reason and stem revision due to aseptic loosening.
Endpoints used for survival analysis were: revision for any reason, revision for any reason excluding infections, revision for aseptic loosening, and radiographic loosening.
