'do an update' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of updating something, such as "I must do an update to my website."
Let's do an update on inflation.
We try and do an update every second day to improve the game experience, and there are patches in the works for the PS3 and Xbox 360.
"It was time for us to do an update of our marketing materials, and seeing all of our summer associates connected to their mobile devices, we said, 'Let's put this information out there in a fun way,'" said Christina Fox, Skadden's global manager of attorney recruiting.
"We've been trying to build a common code base across all the platforms so that when we do an update to the game, all the platforms get it," says Burns. "We've had to change all the architecture of the code to deal with that.
We asked Ms Virani to do an update on her 1989 lead article in 1997, which led to Penguin publishers commissioning her to write a book, Aruna's Story.
The biggest challenge though was working out what to say on the You & Yours programme on Radio 4. They rang me on Wednesday asking if I would do an update on the inquiry for them.
But since then, the use of serological testing for TB has increased, prompting WHO to do an updated review of the evidence.
I don't need to see anything beyond Get Out to know that Jordan Peele will do an updated version of the classic Rod Serling classic proud.
Because of this new evidence, we decided to do an updated meta-analysis to explore whether the current literature is conclusive about the best treatment for humeral shaft fractures.
Only on October 22nd did an update offer relief.The operating system was well tested: Apple released multiple iterations that software developers installed on millions of devices over several months.
Sixty-five years later, Tatler have done an update, revealing that cortados are finally out, while fried eggs are back, back, back, baby.
