The phrase "assigned to revise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been given the task of making changes or improvements to a document or piece of work.
Example: "She was assigned to revise the report before the final submission deadline."
Alternatives: "designated to edit" or "tasked with revising".
We will further estimate the years lived with disability to derive cancer burden in DALYs once weights assigned to disabling conditions are revised based on the estimates from the on-going population-based surveys from more than 70 countries [ 21].
There were 106 joints in the study of which 54 were revised for aseptic loosening and 52 were assigned to the control revision group.
In this paper we propose an approach to multi-source belief revision where the trust or credibility assigned to informant agents can be revised.
This helped to revise the ranks and weights assigned to different thematic maps and its classes.
This limitation can be addressed by performing regression tree analysis which revises the weights assigned to input parameters to better represent influence of rock mass properties on TBM performance.
In total 24,158 individuals were assigned to the diabetes group, giving a revised reported prevalence of diabetes of 9.05%.
Each participant was assigned to a value of energy intake that was revised when required to minimize body weight fluctuation during the study.
He initiated training programs, established substations in drug-infested neighborhoods, computerized department records and revised shifts so that more officers were assigned to high-crime neighborhoods.
The survey asked about GP contribution to specific child health reviews before and after implementation of revised CHS and which Read codes were assigned to the relevant consultations.
Upon arrival of new information concerning the credibility of its peers, an agent will be capable of revising this strict partial order, changing the trust assigned to its peers accordingly.
