"possible revision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the potential for changes to be made in a sentence or text. You can use it whenever you want to indicate that a sentence or text may need to be revised in some way. Example: "After receiving feedback from my editor, I made several possible revisions to my essay before submitting the final draft."
Because of technological evolution, ISO standards are optimally reviewed for possible revision every five years.
"Any contract with an independent oil company will be subjected to opposition and possible revision after pressure by resource nationalists".
Demonstrations favouring constitutional change were held, and discussions about a possible revision of the constitution continued without yielding any agreement.
Domestic changes could see alterations to the MOT test and also a possible revision of the Highway Code.
The bishops proposed that they appoint a representative commission to undertake a "complete examination and possible revision of every paragraph in our Book of Discipline regarding human sexuality".
E.P.A. Seeks Comment DETROIT, March 25 (Reuters) -- The Environmental Protection Agency has opened the door to possible revision of its fuel economy tests.
Rent-Way, which is based in Erie, Pa., said that it was also reviewing 1998 results for possible revisions.
I modeled the process for them, looking at a few journal pages, and discussing some possible revisions with the class.
Every night Mr. Dubois and Ms. Gionfriddo, who met in graduate school, get together over drinks to discuss the day's work and possible revisions.
Mr. Kreidler said he and some other regulators were considering major changes in oversight and possible revisions to title insurance policies.
Washington needs to leave sufficient time for negotiating possible revisions, which would have to be ratified by Congress and Russia's Parliament.
