Sentence examples for revised time from inspiring English sources
The phrase "revised time" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a time that has been changed or updated, often in the context of schedules or deadlines. Example: "The revised time for the meeting is now set for 3 PM instead of 2 PM."
Kang said these concerns and others are what prompted the revised time frame, and also what inspired officials to bolster supports for workers, including the partnership with Trinity University.
"The recession was much milder than the average postwar recession under both the previously published and the revised time series," the department declared, calculating a 1.8percentt loss of nonfarm jobs from July 1990 to the new low point of January 1992.
Some rail companies have issued revised time tables.
Authorities said previous U.S. Navy estimates that it would take six weeks to two months for the Bluefin-21 to complete its survey of the designated search area were incorrect, but they did not give a revised time frame.
Existing procedures of disease surveillance to be revised; time limits on reporting to be introduced.
If this is the procedure in question then perhaps general surgeons should be asked for a revised time estimate once inside the abdominal cavity in order to better manage theatre productivity.
Trains are running at pre-second-world-war speeds, and, despite revised time-tables, arriving hours late.
Next, a pattern set was created from the revised time-series files of Dataset 2.
They will be revised from time to time so note the revision dates.
Such notice may be revised from time to time.
Thereafter, the statute was revised from time to time, notably in 1802, 1831, 1870, and 1891.
