The phrase "revision notes" is fine to use in written English.
You can use it to refer to notes taken by someone for the purpose of revising material, e.g. "Amy used her revision notes to help her prepare for her upcoming exam".
One new technique is sticking revision notes around the house.
Early trials suggest that revision notes work particularly well in ebook form.
We are constantly surrounded by information, whether it's emails, Facebook posts, or revision notes.
The presentation would be considered unsuitable for revision notes, or student answer sheets, let alone the examination itself.
Examtime Forget bundles of notebooks, cards and posters, Examtime is the digital spot for all your revision notes.
That means that in some situations, like scanning a news article or skimming over revision notes before an exam, speed reading is fine.
In 1830 a church revision noted that it was in a ruined state and so worn that only a few runes remained discernible, and when Hermelin later depicted the stone, he noted that the stone had been cracked in two pieces.
The risk for revision noted in the present study for lateral release is likely separate from that associated with having valgus alignment alone, since valgus alignment was not associated with revision risk in our analyses.
There were 2% (two) of the cases in which the femoral head was not revised and the material was not ascertainable from the revision operative notes.
There are calls for quick "attack" on both the economic reform front, and also on constitutional revision, he notes.
After revision of notes, the transcripts were typed and exported to NVivo 2 [ 35] qualitative data analysis software.
