'hear an update' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone should receive updated information about something. For example: We will be sending out an email next week with an important update about the project. Please make sure to hear an update.
Judge Gardephe set March 5 to hear an update on pretrial discovery in the case.
People crowd around a radio, straining to hear an update from the court, but the only thing being broadcast is a phone-in talk show.
(Would-be pickers can call the farm's hotline listed on its Web site to hear an update on the raspberry status).
Please join our Undergraduate Dean John Arnold for a one-hour virtual Coffee Chat on Tuesday, February 19th at Noon PST to hear an update on Undergraduate Programs at the College.
After the meeting, it was clear that executives would turn back their attention to "normal" activities, and would expect to hear an update from the team in about 90 days.
But an emergency Fifa executive committee meeting on Tuesday, which will hear an update from the chairman of the ad hoc electoral committee, Domenico Scala, is expected to confirm that if Platini remains suspended on 26 October then he will not be allowed to run.
Folks in the Midwest had not seen anything like Long, and haven't since--until Jackson rolled through farm country in 1988, attracting huge crowds of the curious and the newly desperate to hear an updated version of the populist dream.
The bishops, however, did spend part of their afternoon session hearing an update on their efforts to stop same-sex marriage.
Caldwell said Tuesday that he has not heard an update on Blackmon's status in some time and expressed doubt Blackmon will ever be able to return.
The group heard an update on April fundraising numbers from Penny Pritzker, the chairwoman of Mr. Obama's national finance committee, as well as a report on Tuesday's contests in Indiana and North Carolina.
In addition, the regents on Thursday heard an update report from university staff on efforts to reduce incidents of sexual violence on campuses, help victims and fairly adjudicate cases.
