"revision changes" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to changes or alterations made in a written work during the process of revision or editing. Example: The editor suggested several revision changes to improve the clarity and flow of the manuscript before it was sent for publication.
Thursday's revision changes how Google ranks those links now that it has them in its index, Mr. Patel said.
The NSF 09-29 revision changes the requirements for mentoring activities for postdocs, for proposals that requests funding to support postdoctoral researchers.
In effect, this revision changes the type of evidence that is needed to support an unoccupied critical habitat designation, placing emphasis on the ability of occupied areas rather than unoccupied areas to support species conservation.
Cost rankings will also be changed if rates of revision change relative to each other.
In January 2004, another revision changed floors 17 through 26 from offices into condominiums and hotel rooms.
McCormack's pensive, richly detailed, lovingly crafted aesthetic of entropy and disintegration directly expresses her meditations on memory's susceptibility to revision, change, loss, and distortion over time.
Variables not confounding the association between tibial component type and risk of revision (changed estimates by > 20%) were not included in the final models.
The reason for revision changed with age, with an increase in revision for fracture with increasing age (1% of patients aged less than 55 years, 2% of patients aged between 55 and 64, 3% of patients aged between 65 and 74, and 9% of patients aged 75 and older).
Penalties for persistently failing to make progress get tougher each year, and include curriculum revisions, changes in staffing, reorganizing of schools and loss of federal financing.
Coincidentally, neither of these speakers showed incomplete phrases (non-sequitors) or revisions (change of one utterance by another) in these extracts.
The Portfolio123 Enhanced Expectations screen looks at estimate revision and changes in recommendation but deals with consensus data only; it doesn't jump into or out of a stock because of the pronouncements of a single analyst.
