"revised application" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an application that has been modified or updated in some way from its previous version. Example: The revised application for the scholarship included a personal statement and updated letters of recommendation.
Robert Nichols, a department spokesman, added that the department's representative would decide United's revised application on its merits.
Vanguard Airlines filed a revised application yesterday asking the government for $35 million of backing on a $40 million loan.
Then, last June, the same committee approved Procter & Gamble's revised application, provided the company made its proposed label less confusing.
The governor rejected the deal, and the state submitted a revised application without union support.
In January 2011, Michael filed a second, revised application for accelerated review.
Receipt of revised application deadline (one electronic copy) emailed to Christine Aby-Hanna by 5 00pm.
Recognizing the benefit afforded to both applicants and reviewers in allowing revised applications, we instituted a closed (i.e., only open to individuals who submitted for the initial deadline) resubmission for the second and third year of the program.
Researchers can, if they choose, resubmit exactly the same application, but Rockey doesn't think this will happen often because the science will have changed in the months or years since the proposal was first submitted, and applicants will want to incorporate that new science into revised applications.
There are 22 plants under consideration, with 11 formal applications, but bureaucratic entanglements and incomplete or revised applications have slowed progress toward rulings.
These deadlines also apply to most other awards young scientists are likely to apply for, including research career awards, research center awards, and research program awards--note, however, that competing continuations, supplemental grants, and revised applications are due exactly 1 month later (March 1, July 1, and November 1).
Revised applications had to include a one-page introduction addressing the critiques from reviewers, along with the modified application.
