"later revisions" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to changes or edits made to something (such as a document, project, or plan) at a later time. This phrase is often used when discussing the process of revising something, as it implies that there have been previous revisions or edits. Example: "After receiving feedback from my editor, I made some changes to my novel during later revisions to improve the plot and character development."
Decades Later, Revisions.
Later revisions of Windows 95 included IE by default, as Netscape Navigator and NCSA Mosaic were popular at the time.
Most economists said later revisions may narrow the decline in GDP, but were unlikely to push economic growth into positive territory.
His later revisions removed the opening "Forest Legend" section, restored to us last week in a performance of rare power, each chapter of the story sprinkled with a special magic.
Once you've saved a file as a PDF, you cannot convert it back to a.doc or.docx file, so be sure to keep a copy of the file in its original format for later revisions.
Through a series of works in the late 1950s and early 60s, including the Sequenzas for solo instruments (from 1958 onwards), Tempi Concertati for ensemble (1958-59) and Epifanie for voice and orchestra (1959-61, with later revisions), he elaborated ingenious techniques for injecting into the stiff, immutable serial principle the idea of evolving process.
In addition, all assessments of my performance are subject to later revision, as improved information becomes available.
Jain canonical scriptures do not belong to a single period, nor is any text free from later revision or additions.
Sometimes the need for later revision is clear even as the theories are being devised: nearly all modern theories of matter and energy are called "effective field theories".
Using tools for highlighting and annotating virtual flash-cards, students can select information within the text and store it for later revision.
Op 6 is usually performed in Webern's later revision, in which the orchestration is significantly scaled down, but here Nelsons conducted the original version, with its sextuple brass and quadruple wind.
