The phrase "as has revised" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a revision made by someone, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The document, as has revised, needs further editing for clarity."
Alternatives: "as revised" or "as it has been revised".
Several countries are described as having revised borders due to the "dumping" of convicts into infected zones; these convicts rose to command "powerful fiefdoms" that later became independent states.
As Bisys has revised earnings down, its stock price has fallen by a third since 2004, to $12.
The ICO is only ruling on the first information-sharing agreement as DeepMind has revised its information-sharing agreements with other NHS Trusts.
I guess, that's to be expected with the explosion of the tablet, but it looks like PCs haven't yet reached rock bottom, as Gartner has revised its previous forecast for PC shipments in 2011 from 10.5percenttoto just 9.3percentt, roughly 385 million units.
As subsequent research has revised the taxonomy of birds, not all of the forms that Ridgway described remain recognized as distinct, but his contributions are still substantial.
As a result it has revised up its forecast for the current year, and its prediction of total growth by the end of 2018 to 25.7% from 25.2%.
11.26am GMT Richard Edgar (@ITVRichard) Gasps in parliament as Osborne says OBR has revised UP the huge gap in economic output from peak to trough from 6.3%to7.2.2% December 5, 2013 11.25am GMT Osborne says unemployment has fallen.
As a result, the company has revised its prospectus several times.
The agency developed the program, the Mobile Source Emissions Factor Model, known as Mobile, in 1978 and has revised it intermittently since then.
As a consequence, the Committee has revised down its projected outlook for inflation which, at prevailing market interest rates, contains a substantial risk of undershooting the inflation target.
