"newly edited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that has recently been edited or revised. For example, "This version of the book is newly edited and contains many changes from the original."
The Beethoven cycle, in fact, was the first complete recording to use the newly edited Barenreiter edition of the scores and thus represents the state of the art in terms of historically informed performances.
In some cases, as with newly edited papyri and with palimpsests (writing materials re-used after erasure), the edition will take the form of a diplomatic transcript i.e., the most accurate possible representation of a particular textual form.
A newly edited version of the documentary "The Byrd Who Flew Alone: The Triumphs and Tragedy of Gene Clark" will also be shown.
Far from being dull, the weekly repetition of the "previously on" ritual is fascinating, mainly because it is not a repetition but a newly edited stretch of film.
But, bit-by-bit, it came together and the newly edited score was given its live premiere in Liverpool, played by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 1993.
In 1997, he sued the Irish scholar Danis Rose, who was trying to publish a newly edited version of "Ulysses," calling it "one of the literary hoaxes of the century".
I wound up accepting the pitch and, newly dumped, edited his intelligent and hilarious piece at my parents' dining room table, decked out in a very fetching breakup outfit consisting of leggings from Rite-Aid and my mom's old flannel shirt.
(RCA/Legacy, two CDs and one DVD, $34.98) JON CARAMANICA ROLLING STONES: 'CHARLIE IS MY DARLING' This box contains the newly re-edited film documentary "Charlie Is My Darling," shot during the Stones' tour of Ireland in 1965, in DVD and Blu-Ray formats, as well as audio-only discs of music from 1965 concerts.
Using tools like KGML-ED (Klukas and Schreiber, 2007), with KEGGgraph it is even possible to explore newly created or edited pathways via KGML files.
We have identified 137 edits including 93 newly discovered edits in plastid transcripts of moth orchid by RNA-Seq.
Fig. 1 Seven newly identified edits with high editing efficiency in protein-coding transcripts of moth orchid.
