"revision needed" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is usually used when referring to the need for changes or improvements to be made to something. For example, "This essay needs some revision before it is ready to be submitted."
Etymology: (Latin: to save, from medicinal use) Note: Polyphyletic (taxonomic revision needed); California natives in monophyletic sect.
Etymology: (Greek: nose-like, from corolla shape) Note: North America taxa more closely related to Mohavea than to Mediterranean taxa; revision needed.
Providing a global perspective encourages conditions favorable to the conceptual revision needed for legal reform.
Therefore our main revision needed to concentrate on phase one, reaching potential participants and getting them to contact the researcher.
From a methodological point of view however, a prospective design for investigation of the relatively rare event of revision needed after RTSA would demand high resources and most probably a multicenter design.
Hypothesis: short cementless stems have low rate of thigh pain and subsidence as well as few revision needs at mid-term follow-up.
Democrats say it is part of inevitable revisions needed to improve the measure.
Defending the minor paper early in the fifth semester will allow time for any revisions needed for a passing grade to be completed before the January deadline.
Pressing the publish button helps me fight the urge to be correct and reminds me that the sort of transformational learning required here does involve the very sort of wondering, reflection and revisions needed for all that web activity.
Evaluate back-translation to assess semantic equivalence [14] and identify issues in the reconciled translation, agree on revisions needed, and implement changes.
