"revised at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a previous version or rendition of something that has been changed or updated. For example, "The employee handbook was revised at the beginning of the year."
The stem not being revised at the index revision increased the risk of a second cup revision by 78% (RR = 1.8, CI: 1.2 2.6).
58 patients (25%) had been revised at least once prior to the index cup revision.
When analysing time to death, we censored those patients alive or revised at the end of their follow-up; follow-up information after revision was not available in the database.
Editor's note: the headline on this article was revised at 9.15am ET on 19 June.
That statement could be revised at the group's meeting scheduled for Vancouver, British Columbia, in June.
This post was revised at 9.40am ET after officials revised downwards their earlier casualty estimates.
The text was revised at Geneva in 1959, where radio regulations were also revised.
Enriched and revised at a cost of $8.6 million, the site, www.louvre.fr/ will initially employ French and English, with other languages, beginning with Japanese, to be added.
An updated version, Mujahedeen Secrets 2, was released in January 2008, and has been revised at least twice, most recently in May 2012, analysts said.
Some board members have suggested that aspects of the renovation plan may have to be revised at a time when the needs of World Trade Center victims are paramount and the the economy is uncertain.
A deal will eventually be reached: potentially one which placates India by adopting temporary rules on food security, to be revised at a more politically convenient time.The TTIP, too, will impinge on a host of sensitive areas.
