The phrase "applied the revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the implementation of a modified version of something, such as a document, plan, or procedure.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we applied the revised guidelines to our project."
Alternatives: "implemented the updated" or "utilized the modified".
We applied the revised scheme to our example network (see Figure 2), and the result of the voting scheme is as shown in Figure 8 b.
LS applied the revised coding framework to all transcripts.
Third, the fourth author applied the revised coding scheme to the full dataset.
We applied the revised version of the 90-question Symptom Checklist (SCL-90-R) [ 28] as a screening instrument for psychiatric symptoms.
If a Bonferroni correction was applied, the revised P value for significance would have been adjusted from P =.05 to P =.0039.
Le Duc-Pennec et al. applied the revised PIOPED criteria as proposed by Gottschalk et al. for planar V/P scan interpretation [ 7, 30].
"We've decided to apply the revised PCB guideline now because PCB's were identified as a chemical of concern in the HARS designation," said Jeanne M. Fox, regional administrator for the E.P.A.
Special attention is paid to assure thermodynamic consistency between the radial distribution function and the chemical potential of a hard-sphere particle specie appearing in the diffusion driving force when applying the revised Enskog theory, which is often overlooked.
Subsequently, the publication of Regulatory Guide 1.183 and the revision of the Standard Review Plan 15.0.1 followed in 2000, which provided the licensee of a operating nuclear power reactor with the acceptable guidance of applying the revised source term.
Applying the revised and original definitions, this study measures the unmet needs for family planning in a representative sample of 700 Kurdish married women at the reproductive ages, interviewed in the 2012 Mahabad Fertility Survey (MFS) in Iran.
Finally, by applying the revised scheme esculetin was extracted from the ash bark of Chinese traditional medicine that was purchased from two big drugstores, respectively, with both molecularly imprinted polymers and non-molecularly imprinted polymers.
