"review exercise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "After completing the module, students will need to do a review exercise to better understand the material."
James Chappell, a banking analyst at Berenberg, called the banking review exercise "incredibly important".
Students should refer back to the list on the board of the qualities that effective Web sites possess (created in the initial activity in the lesson) and the questions explored in the previous Web site review exercise to help guide them.
In a statement, a Bank spokesman said the 319-year old institution had, "initiated a strategic review exercise to set out the priorities that will guide the organization [sic] and frame the key initiatives we need to undertake in service of our mandate".
The conclusion of a 2013 review Exercise for Depression suggests that exercise might have a moderate effect on depression, but that this may only be small and that the data on whether benefits persist when exercise stops is virtually non-existent.
But it is clear from a "blue-skies" review exercise by the BBC that over the longer term the corporation is beginning to think seriously for the first time, after more than 90 years, about an alternative funding model to the compulsory licence fee.
He also suggests that when you're hiring, make it a peer review exercise, so in effect, everyone hires everyone else.
We undertook a number of mortality review exercises into patients who had sepsis, urinary tract infections and acute cerebrovascular accidents in order to understand the causes and to see whether their treatment could have been improved.
There must be people out there on whom a certain kind of bad review exercises an irresistibly magnetic attraction: "I'll show them who's Nobody around here!" There is another class of guest, to which I belong, for whom staying in a great hotel is not enough.
For example, using TIMSS 1995 eighth grade data in the U.S., Tomoff et al. (2000) compared the NCTM-recommended practices to those reported by the sample of TIMSS mathematics teachers and found that the use of drill and review exercises was significantly negatively associated with mathematics achievement.
Normally, the review exercises include the Annual Review, the Mid-Term Review, and the end of the five-year cycle review.
Our study patients suggested they would feel more supported in the year following TJA with regular phone calls, drop-in FU clinics with both surgeons and PTs, and group classes to review exercises, monitor progress and address any concerns.
