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"revised the figure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when someone has changed a numerical figure, such as a budget. For example, "The committee revised the budget figure to lower spending".
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In response to the comment above, we have performed the ITC experiments during the revision and revised the Figure 1B accordingly.
In our revised manuscript, we have revised the figure and text to explain this point more clearly.
Originally, the company reported $387 million in sales, but revised the figure to $364 million.
As Mr. Wagner turned gray, he revised the figure in his likeness.
(Target initially stated 40m cards were at risk and then revised the figure up).
It revised the figure up to 43, 80 and then 120 within the space of an hour without an explanation.
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The Baldwin officials revised the figures and sent them to The Associated Press, which "uncalled" the election around 3 a.m. today.
In the latest figures released on Wednesday, the ABS revised the figures, taking into account a change in the calculation of "primary income credits from non-residents".
The constitutional court revised the figures for Haut Ogooué, saying there had been a 98% turnout, and that Bongo had won 83.2% to Ping's 4.6%.
Earlier Gaza's health ministry reported that 15 people were killed in the school attack, but later revised the figures.
KMB edited the final version of the manuscript and revised the figures.
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