'have it reviewed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want someone to look at something you wrote, created, or produced and give their opinion on it. For example: "I finished my paper but I'm not sure if it's ready to submit. Can you please have it reviewed?".
Before signing a lease a tenant should have it reviewed by a lawyer.
And it's accepted in the medical profession, but in the legal profession, for some reason it's not that well accepted that if you get an answer from an assistant U.S. attorney, that you possibly have a way to have it reviewed again or have it reviewed by an expert in the field.
However, the number of patients who felt listened to dropped from 73 to 70 per cent from 2014, while 22 per cent of those on long-term medication said they did not have it reviewed.
Those who paid to have a will and estate plan drafted under the old law need to pay to have it reviewed and in many cases rewritten, say lawyers and accountants who specialize in working with the affluent and the truly rich.
C1 Estate Tax Changes Americans with a net worth of $500,000 or more who paid to have a will and estate plan drafted under the tax law just superseded by the new tax-cut bill need to pay to have it reviewed and in many cases rewritten, say lawyers and accountants who specialize in wealthy clientele.
"They have the ability to not have to worry about their rent but if they are worried they can have it reviewed," he says.
Congress withheld construction funding until DHS redid the assessment and had it reviewed by the National Academies.
He responded that he'd had it reviewed by multiple scientists and the method is under discussion.
We attempted to minimise bias in the interpretation of the interview data by having it reviewed by three investigators.
Only one of the six patients issued with a PAAP reported ever having had it reviewed by a health professional (Table 3).
But most schools have it to review.
