The phrase "revert it" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when asking someone to return something back to its previous state or condition. For example: - "Please revert the changes back to their original format." - "In case of any issues, you can always revert the system back to its default settings." - "We need to revert the decision back to the previous committee for further review."
Marcoullier hates the new design so much that he created a Chrome extension to revert it back to its old look.
When reviving, it can disintegrate (fail), revive (and revert it back to its original species) or make it into a zombie.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the agency would not provide a specific end date for GEO's contract to run Karnes, but noted that GEO previously ran Karnes as an adult immigrant detention center, and might be revert it back to that function should ICE close its family detention centers.
Is it okay to revert it back?" — "As for the Israeli/Palestinian thing, I completely understand and have a dozen alternatives that will not offend the myriad races of New York".
"But I had to go back and say, 'God, if this is the pattern that you choose for me to find peace of mind, if this is what I need to go through to in order to do that, let me not make it about anybody else, but revert it back to me,'" Kearney told The American-Statesman.
But the other part, which is social innovation and social engagement, they really don't know how to make a business model out of it... [citizens] are giving a lot of data, we are telling everybody a lot of things, so can we close the circle and revert it back to the citizens for the improvement of their everyday life".
"It just reverts it back to the states".
Before returning the bill, he reverted it to a single and said, "I don't give it away — I'm a magician, not an idiot".
So, if it's going to get back to the average, if it will mean-revert, it will undershoot it for a long time.
The most recent owners, who had lived there since the 1970s, had reverted it to a single-family dwelling.
The adequate management of CM, reverting it back to EM, will provide a dual benefit: on the individual and on the society.
