The phrase "review notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of studying material or when describing the action of reading notes from a past event. For example, "I always review my notes before a big test."
But he has published scores of books, articles in highly regarded peer-reviewed journals, letters, and review notes — on subjects ranging from placebo research to exorcism, from cancer treatment to shaman rituals among Navajo Indians.
To review notes for the first time the night before an exam is to court disaster.
The review notes that one-third of these objectives would be only partly reached under current spending plans.
Our review notes an increasing trend from 2006 onward toward the inclusion and citation of this concept, although its use is still limited.
The idea first came to him a number of years ago while researching law review notes on music plagiarism cases.
Ann Freedman, President Knoedler & Company FISHER--Richard B. The Paris Review notes with sorrow the death of our esteemed colleague Richard B. Fisher.
The review notes a Transfield report which found "a number of female asylum seekers … participate in providing sexual favours for personal gain".
His routine: toward the end of the semester, scan the readings, review notes to see what the teacher said was important, get the teacher's study guide.
One review notes that pregnant women's experience of stress has been linked to an increased risk of mixed-handedness, affective disorders, and reduced cognitive ability.
One contemporary Billboard review notes the artist's "blood-curdling whoops" and, to this day, the energy just soars out of these recordings.
The review notes that only 10-12% of formal trade is among African nations - barely half the level of integration in other regions.
