'revise the process' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We need to revise the process for onboarding new employees to ensure the best results."
The government should urgently revise the process to encompass wireless 4G in order to make digital Britain a reality".
For almost a year, he has led a campaign to overhaul state government known as New York Uprising, calling on lawmakers to impose stricter ethics rules and revise the process for drawing legislative districts.
Also needed are excellent listening skills and the flexibility to revise the process according to the needs of the participants.
Vodafone said the project would "not deliver value for money nor the rural connectivity that Britain needs", and urged the government to revise the process to encompass wireless 4G.
Before the session began, Roberts had expressed interest in sponsoring legislation to revise the process by which the Colorado Constitution is amended through ballot measures, proposing that supermajority popular votes be required to enact amendments.
During her first legislative session, Roberts also sponsored bills to revise the process by which special health care districts are created and to expand eligibility for Korean War special license plates; she cosponsored legislation to fund study of a methane seep in southwestern Colorado.
For example, after the bank revised the process for changing email passwords, its log files showed a rising failure rate.
"We revised the process starting from the top level by deciding what we thought the main value drivers are in the digital arena for exploration.
The new structure updates the number, names and roles of the board's standing committees, and establishes a process for creating and terminating strategic task forces and revising the process for reviewing capital projects.
The new law also revises the process for selecting judges, giving more control to the lower house of Parliament, which is controlled by the governing party.
The challenged law revised the process that was created in 1989 to certify each year's school funding level once all tax receipts have been tallied.
