The phrase "review of the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a review of a previously mentioned item or subject.
Example: "The committee conducted a thorough review of the same to ensure all aspects were considered."
Alternatives: "review of it" or "evaluation of the same".
Four years later, a second audit stumbled across a highly critical review of the same H.M.O., then the state's largest.
But after a review of the same studies that began in 1999, the preventive medicine committee reached a very different conclusion.
The company has long denied the accusation of mob ties, and New Jersey regulators issued a license to the company in 2004, allowing it to do construction work on Atlantic City casinos, after a lengthy review of the same material.
But a recent review of the same evidence conducted by a committee (on which I served) of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences reached the opposite conclusion.
But after a subsequent review of the same seven studies, the United States Preventive Services Task Force, a panel of experts who set government policy, reached the opposite conclusion.
However, when he'd come to do his Top Gear review of the same car he was in a sudden funk as he realised Rovers were generally seen as uncool, so he proceeded to slag it off.
The case is now considered by some legal scholars to be the leading candidate for a Supreme Court review of the same-sex marriage issue.
The control group performed their review and was informed of the editor's final decision, as well as being given access to the full reviews of the same manuscript by other reviewers after the decision was made.
(Eq. 1) The correlation between reviews of the same patient by the same reviewer is (σpatient+σreviewer)/ σpatient+σreviewer+σnoise) (Eq. 2) and is naturally higher, and is analogous to running all your measurements with the same instrument to reduce measurement error.
First, the most useful measure when considering the use of this instrument in other settings is the correlation of ratings between reviews of the same patient by two randomly selected reviewers and is calculated as σpatient/ σpatient+σreviewer+σnoise).
When possible, compare reviews of the same play produced in different years or by different companies.
