The phrase "revised manual" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a manual or guide that has been updated or modified to reflect new information or changes. Example: I downloaded the revised manual for the new software program, which included step-by-step instructions for the latest features.
And by 1987 the revised manual enumerated 292 psychiatric disorders.
The Child Facial Coding System (CFCS; Revised manual for the child facial coding system (unpublished).
The revised manual also noted that "no useful purpose is served by extensively documenting evidence" when company liability is obvious.
Developed under the auspices of the American Psychiatric Association, the revised manual is scheduled for release in May 2013.
(The F.B.I. issued a revised manual to agents on Oct. 15, but has not yet made it public.
Tests conducted for the revised manual showed that the same diagnosis could be arrived at if just four such complaints of pain in three areas: "two gastrointestinal, one sexual and one neurological," Dr. Frances said.
For more timid spirits, there is a newly revised advice manual.
Robotic Urologic Surgery, Second Edition is an updated and revised technical manual focusing on the various robotic approaches to robotic urologic surgical procedures.
According to the revised COIN manual published by the U.S. Army in December 2006, a counterinsurgency campaign expects soldiers and marines to be "nation builders as well as warriors".
The U.S. Army's recently revised counterinsurgency manual estimates that an all-out counterinsurgency campaign in a country with Afghanistan's population would require about 600,000 troops.
When scenarios were identified for which the hospital's decision-making did not match that which maximized OR efficiency, the adapted scenarios served as training materials (e.g., part of the facility's revised policy manual).
