The phrase "attached revision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a revision or update that has been included with a document or email.
Example: "Please review the attached revision and let me know your thoughts."
Alternatives: "enclosed update" or "included amendment".
Their most viable path seemed to be an effort to attach revisions to the health care bill to a budget reconciliation measure, which the Senate could adopt by a simple majority.
This could be attached to a future revision of the Lisbon treaty or to the next accession treaty for a new EU member state.
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Democrats are planning to attach any compromise revisions to a budget reconciliation measure, which would circumvent a Republican filibuster and allow the plan to be adopted by a simple majority in the Senate.
We study here the possibilities offered by the technique of 'chain revision' which appears to be the easiest way to treat this kind of problem: the revision is performed through a simple modification of the logical chain attached to the agent's behavior, and the revision problem boils down to adding, retracting or modifying some of the links of the original chain.
Duckworth points out that literature that comes attached to federal grants remain in circulation, but that a disclaimer, pointing to the revision, has been in the beginning of the document since 2007.
This combined with the Home Affairs Committee's July warning to Theresa May about the damage ill judged Tier 4 revisions could do, would suggest the government needs to think carefully about the negative rhetoric attached to the issue, and separate these 'education tourists' from the larger, messier migration debate.
The nips, tucks and revisions still result in a warm and thoughtful embrace of everything from the introductory 3-D flight of Santa to New York (special glasses are provided, attached to the program) to the truncated "Nutcracker" and a reimagined "New York at Christmas," which puts the Rockettes in snowy white (with touches of red and green) aboard a double-decker sightseeing bus.
