"once revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as part of a conditional sentence, such as "Once revised, the essay will be complete."
Once revised on Tuesday, the Web site will be updated throughout the day with new information, he said.
In Africa it is the most populous country and, once revised estimates of GDP are published at the end of March, likely to be confirmed as the largest economy.
Once revised and perfected, we recommend publishing regular conservation rankings in the popular media to recognise major-performers, foster healthy pride and competition among nations, and identify ways for governments to improve their performance.
By this I mean, regardless of the quality of the science, the process of publication is identical: an author writes the article in the appropriate fashion, sends if off to a journal for external peer review, once revised the manuscript is copy-edited, typeset and then put onto paper and onto a computer and disseminated around the world.
Once revised and with the incorporation of age, kidney and liver function, the protocol was associated with improved sedation practices and patients' outcomes.
Once revised, validity and reliability testing was completed on the revised lymphedema-specific subscale using a different convenience sample of women with stable, unilateral breast cancer-related lymphedema.
The present law was launched in 2005 and in 2010 the mission statement was once again revised.
The NAO said once officials revised their projections, they found it was going to take 22 months longer than first envisaged for 40 of the areas to reach the goal.
Things really get complicated when we come to Scotus's commentaries on the four books of Sentences of Peter Lombard, since he commented on the Sentences more than once and revised his lectures over a long period; the relations among the various versions that have come down to us are not always clear.
When the results came in the average penis size was once again, revised downwards.
Nepenthes taxonomy was once again revised in 1908 by John Muirhead Macfarlane in his own monograph, "Nepenthaceae".
