"revise information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to review, update, or change information that has previously been given or learned. Example: I need to revise the information in my report before submitting it to my boss.
Please prepare both entries in advance of registration; you will not have the opportunity to revise information once registration is complete.
Consumers should seek health sites that identify their review boards, experts and authors; date all material and revise information frequently; and are not commercially linked to a particular product or service.
The most reliable data on roadway fatalities for 2016 will not emerge until next fall, as NHTSA continues to collect and revise information provided by state and local police departments.
5. AAAS shall not be responsible for the accuracy of information and shall not verify, review, or revise information prior to posting.
During the election period, returning officers for each electoral district use the lists to revise information for eligible electors.
10 Jun 2016 Revised information about handling the SIM offset and added information about the MARX AspectBlur parameter.
If a reprinted edition contains new or revised information, it will usually be purchased.
They are urging climbers to contact their Web site (adirondackrock.com) with new routes from the past decade and updates or revised information on other routes.
"We received no concerns about this information until it was criticized on social media by activists this week, though we are evaluating the language and may consider posting revised information in the near future," she said in an email.
Ms. McGillion said that revised information had come out over more than a week in part because "the media asks questions in dribs and drabs and we respond each day". She also said that difficulties in reaching key participants during the Christmas holiday period had made it especially hard to get complete information.
Fortune down in part due to revised information.
