The phrase "are revamped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been updated, improved, or redesigned.
Example: "The company’s marketing strategies are revamped to better engage with the target audience."
Alternatives: "are updated" or "are redesigned".
New restaurants and hotels have opened in recent months, and old favorites are revamped and reopened.
Highlights include Jorn's Defigurations, where copies of Old Master paintings are revamped as cartoonish goons, and Debord's film The Society Of The Spectacle.
The issue in some ways parallels the challenge facing the United States, where growing numbers of retiring baby boomers threaten to bankrupt the Social Security and Medicare systems within decades unless those systems are revamped.
He closed the CDC's anthrax and influenza labs and imposed a ban on the shipment of biological material in or out of the CDC's highest-security labs while safety procedures are revamped.
Of the remainder, a comfortable majority answered yes to Mr Chavez's proposal that the leaders of the country's trade unions should be kicked out of their jobs for six months while their organisations are revamped by a "workers' constituent assembly".But with only one citizen in ten approving the government plan, the result was a rare political defeat for Mr Chavez.
The three topics Samsung is focusing on are: Revamped designs, including the premium model's curved screen.
"We are revamping every aspect of the company".
Intellectuals are revamping long-dormant debates on the relationship between king and politicians.
Many universities are revamping their career counseling services for both current students and graduates.
So the Central Party School and its provincial subsidiaries, which train China's leaders, are revamping curriculums.
Many malls are revamping or downsizing to survive.
