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"has been slightly revised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has been made minor changes. For example: "The proposal has been slightly revised to better reflect our current objectives."
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First, the C230 has the 192-horsepower, 2.3-liter supercharged four-cylinder engine from the SLK, and this motor has been slightly revised, with a new fuel-injection unit and streamlined exhaust, both said to improve low-end torque.
"The play itself has been slightly revised (and improved) by Mamet, and it remains the best work yet to come from the best playwright Chicago has produced in this decade," Christiansen wrote.
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The commentary, generally, has been slightly disapproving.
Mr. Romney has been slightly more temperate.
Prices have been slightly raised.
This version has been slightly updated.
They have been slightly tweaked, while others have been intentionally omitted (because nothing in that section has been revised).
Rich countries have been slightly less destructive.
We've been slightly off the boil".
Andrew Hutton: We've been slightly more aggressive.
We've been slightly wayward ever since.
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