The phrase "revised questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as when discussing a test or survey that has been updated or modified. Here is an example: "The teacher handed out the revised questions for tomorrow's exam." This sentence means that the teacher has given students an updated version of the questions that will be on the exam the following day.
They included an extended and re-worked module for measuring continuing education and revised questions to assess skill mismatch (Perry 2016; see also McGowan and Andrews 2015).
We gave careful consideration to the implications of these general statements for our inferences, and revised questions were documented for future surveys.
We revised questions about visits to primary care and other physicians, ambulatory care provided in hospital, emergency care, medication, diabetes-specific therapy and time receiving health care.
In response to the large number of uncodable responses from the first two surveys, we revised questions for survey 3 to reduce jargon and avoid eliciting common uncodable responses (Duncan, 1979).
Each group member should copy down his or her group's revised questions for use in the homework.
We used cognitive interviewing to test the new and revised questions and the overall flow of this module and to learn how people understand concepts such as concurrency.
For those at home interested in keeping up with literary tradition, here is a recipe for the immortally named concoction, whomever the hell it's named after: May we suggest a revised question for Literary Trivia Smackdown 3.0: what chocolatey cocktail is one of the main characters in Chuck Palahniuk's novel "Invisible Monsters" named after?
Item-specific comments are illustrated by selecting key examples with the original question, children's comments, and the revised question in Table 2 (see supplementary data).
The slightly revised question protocol is now targeted to Danish patients, with the intent and overall form of the original intact.
Specifically, the revised question sequence consisting of room location and elevation allowed investigators to create a spatial coding scheme for the characterization and analysis of toxic substances within the home.
However, it would be interesting to further investigate the efficiency of the PBAF method and revise questions with enhanced clarity in a real online course.
