"revised code" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it anytime you need to refer to a set of instructions or rules that have been amended or updated. For example: The revised code of conduct requires all employees to dress professionally while in the office.
Revised Code of Washington § 10.28.030.
The revised Code of Canon Law, signed by Pope John Paul II in January, took effect.
Revised code to check the namespace before granting a CalNet ID.
Revised code to check that a delegate does not have CalNet ID before allowing them to create one.
The Home Office also published an updated and revised code of practice surrounding the interception of communications, including details of the rules.
Revised Code: The German Corporate Governance Code Commission announced that t he Code will be "fundamentally revised" in order to become more relevant and understandable.
Revised code to allow users with CalNet ID's that are all-numeric or begins with "CADS" to be able to create a new CalNet ID.
If we assume that buildings are built according to the improved Seismic Fortification Criterion in the revised "Code for Seismic Design of Buildings", the predicted CRs for the 20 targeted districts would be significantly lower compared with the actual damage they sustained, which illustrates the validity of both the method and the revised code.
The FSA's previous code only applied to 26 banks - however 2,700 firms which it regulates will have to abide by the revised code.
The admissions code was tightened under Labour, and this year was the first full year during which the revised code was applied.
The letter also included a revised code of conduct for journalists during presidential press conferences. .
