"revised number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to indicate a new or updated figure. For example, "The revised number of employees at the company is now 556."
Sales billed were $1.61 billion, little changed from January's revised number and 90percentt above the $845 million in sales billed a year earlier.
The error in economists' forecasts of the payrolls number, and the error in the figure as originally reported by the government versus the revised number, tend to have a compounding effect.
Even with a small gain in real G.D.P. in the second quarter, the total size of the economy, $13.27 trillion in 2005 dollars, is $55.9 billion, or 0.4 percent, smaller than the revised number for the fourth quarter of 2007.
After an emergency Cobra meeting, Mr Hammond said that they were "waiting final confirmation" on the revised number.
But even that revised number -- just 1.7% of the overall budget -- is called "draconian" by leading Democrats.
6 35 a.m.: Updated with higher death toll and revised number of injured.
Revised numbers showed that job growth in June and July was smaller than previously indicated.
Even the recently revised numbers are inferred from two surveys rather than counted directly.
The revised numbers come because the government has access to better data, after a long delay.
The revised numbers also reflect some better information as new data becomes available.
It needs to be acquired because its customers are not willing to believe even its revised numbers.
