"last modified" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the last time a document or item was changed or updated. For example, "The original agreement was last modified on April 20th, 2020."
It was last modified in 2012.
The official paper record for the park, called a property card, was last modified in 1980, when the size was recorded as 1,255 acres.
A copy of the file, which seems to have been last modified on June 9, 2010, also appears to have been posted on the mirrors or complete copies of the main WikiLeaks site the group encouraged its supporters to create.
Well, at the eleventh hour we realised that the process we'd used to migrate all of the Cif articles and comments into the new platform was ordering comments based on the date they were last modified, rather than the original date they were posted.
ajAs reported in Eurostat (2008: 2, footnote 3): "These data are based on the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS) as last modified in February 2007.
All participants provided informed written consent, and the study protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee of the club and it was in accordance with Declaration of Helsinki for Human Research of 1974 (last modified in 2000).
Each type of resource in the TCGA has a human readable name (label), a reference to its origin (URL) and a last-modified date captured, along with the first and last dates it was seen by the road map engine.
Traditional search methods present search results as a list of files from top to bottom, with information such as file name, size, last-modified date, etc.
The headers ' ETag' and ' last-modified' indicate if or when the content of a resource has actually been changed.
Similarly, reproducing analyses performed before the initial scrape of the TCGA can be accomplished by querying by last-modified date rather than date first seen.
Providing such a list, containing files, their respective directories and metadata such as last-modified date, would also allow the maintenance of a road map based on a single HTTP request, rather than the currently required tens-of-thousands.
