"in the revisions" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English
You might use it in a sentence like this: "The changes to the budget have been outlined in the revisions."
The revised figures were contained in the revisions of the gross domestic product numbers issued Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, a part of the Commerce Department.
A major factor in the revisions is the failure of labour-force participation to rebound since the recession ended.
The question of what to do about bishops who do not follow the charter is not addressed in the revisions.
In the revisions made last year, passengers who changed flight plans needed to rebook nonrefundable tickets for a specific date within a year of the original departure date.
Similar concerns were reflected in the revisions that Mr. Ventrell's boss, Victoria Nuland, had made to talking points about the attack in the week after it happened.
Cherry says she is trying to combat this: "In the 1950s, when Pevsner was first writing, the question of usage of buildings was not really discussed; in the revisions we are keen to talk about who buildings were for and how they worked".
