"main revisions" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when referring to the primary changes made to something, such as a piece of writing or a plan. For example: "We made several main revisions to the project plan in order to ensure it was successful."
Among the main revisions made to the rules was a broadening of the list of assets that count toward a bank's capital reserve.
The main revisions aren't in the notes at all, but in the words: Britten crosses out and reworks his own text for the narration, which would then change at the hands of Malcolm Sargent and Eric Crozier, and be performed, over the years, by everyone from Peter Ustinov to Dame Edna.
At a press conference yesterday, NIA's Creighton Phelps explained that one of the main revisions was to clarify which recommendations pertain to researchers and which pertain to clinicians.
The main revisions that are needed for the upwelling paradigm are for conditions of low solar activity, when PSSR is weak.
The main revisions in comparison to the pilot instruments were changes to the definition of the high-risk group to facilitate patient selection.
Both the CVI and ADM results and the open-ended feedback from the SMEs were used to make seven main revisions to IDUQOL elements.
The main revision is changing how vouchers are issued, from a system based on housing units to one based on rents.
A CPUC spokesperson said the main revision since July is strengthening some of the provisions around insurance.
The main revision from Euler to Venn diagrams, introducing primary diagrams, allows us to represent partial knowledge about relations between sets.
Therefore our main revision needed to concentrate on phase one, reaching potential participants and getting them to contact the researcher.
The main parameter was revision rate, calculated as "revisions per 100 observed component years" to allow adjusted direct comparison of different datasets.
