Sentence examples for revised format from inspiring English sources
"revised format" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to a document or plan which has been edited and changed from its original version. For example: "We have created a revised format of our budget proposal to present to the board tomorrow."
Nor do we know what parts thereof, if any, he ever intended for publication in some revised format.
Luke Donald, who with Padraig Harrington trails Bubba Watson and Jeff Overton by one hole after eight, said of the revised format: "Well it is different.
Under the revised format, the two captains will have to play all twelve team members in each of the remaining sessions.
The Swedish team, Artemis, with another British Olympic gold medallist Iain Percy at the helm, has spoken in favour of the revised format for 2017.
Mr. Isaacson said he hoped to free CNN to do in-depth reporting by sending viewers who want to catch up on the events of the day to Headline News, which is to be revamped in August with new graphics, a new set and revised format that will offer more information in less time, making it the news wire to CNN's heartier journalism service.
In this year's revised format, any of the five players with the most points going into the Tour Championship can win the FedEx Cup by winning the Tour Championship, set for Sept. 24 to 27 at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.
The SNP's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, said the revised formats being reported was "very welcome progress", saying the case for the SNP's inclusion was "unanswerable".
Audio recordings that include Parental Advisory labels in their original formats are generally released in censored versions that reduces or completely eliminates the questionable material, They are recognized as "clean" editions by the RIAA, and are left unlabeled in their revised formats.
Baseball had revised that format in 1998, going to a 2-2-1 format in which the team with the better record, and the higher seed, hosted the first two games and a Game 5, if necessary.
The goal of this study was to compare PAs written using the original (Pre-format) and the revised (Post-format) template through readability and SAM tests.
The results in Fig. 1 show the average readability score, in grade levels, of PAs developed with either the original ("Pre-format change") or revised ("Post-format change") template.
