"revised around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to change or modify something in order to work around a problem or obstacle. Example: The original plan for the project had to be revised around the budget cuts.
You don't have to revise around the clock.
Today's first revision is based on around two-thirds of the data used to produce the "final estimate" so we could yet see further upward revisions – typically GDP is revised by around 0.4 percentage points between the initial and "final" readings.
The New York police originally estimated the time of the alleged attack on the maid at about 1 p.m., but have since revised it to around noon.
Now that figure may be revised down to around 2%, a laggard's pace not seen since 1995, after this week's announcement of an unexpected 15% jump in the monthly trade deficit to a record $34.3 billion in September.
The first S-1 put mobile revenues at 65% of all ad sales, although later those got revised up to around 70%.
The Apollo programme was initially estimated at $7 billion but this was quickly revised to around $20 billion.
Soult initially reported his losses as 30 killed and 140 wounded, but those figures were eventually revised to around 400 casualties, mainly from the cavalry.
The revised memo tiptoes around the issue of subsequent years by avoiding that language.
Recovery is now thought to have started a bit earlier: GDP was revised up by around half a percent in both 2009 and 2010.The hope is that another burst of QE will give the recovery a fillip.
And as a point of comparison, it's a slight decline on the previous overall figures that Gartner put out for 2014 2.4744 billion), but an increase in proportion for the performance of Android-based devices, revised up by around 100 million.
