The phrase "revision plan" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it anytime you are discussing or describing a plan for reviewing or studying something, such as a school assignment or a work project. Example: "As finals week approached, Sarah created a detailed revision plan to help her study for her exams. She allocated specific times for reviewing each subject and included breaks for rest and relaxation."
For the revised version a revision plan was developed based on the evaluations of the first version of the programme [ 13, 14], a new literature study and interviews with researchers of other health promotion programmes.
Building a revision plan helps you manage your time more effectively.
The revision plan (and subsequent revision) must also be approved by your recitation lecturer.
In the 27 hours the House Energy and Commerce Committee spent debating Republicans' Obamacare revision plan, a handful of moments stand out.
Expect to leave with a revision plan geared towards enhancing the work's chances at publication, as well as strategies for approaching journals and capitalizing on reader reviews.
You must meet with the writing program lecturer who graded your DP1 paper, and conclude a revision plan, no later than Thursday, 21 April.
It also sets out revision plans regarding the academic freedom available to "various persons carrying out activities at higher education and certain other institutions".
Even if you don't do the same subjects, you can motivate each other to work and help each other stick to your revision plans.
The tax-revision plan, too, might raise Federal revenues next year and depress the economy.
As the Senate Finance Committee prepared to begin drafting a sweeping tax-revision plan, a top White House official said today that some changes would ultimately have to be made to the working blueprint for President Reagan to endorse it.
Nonetheless, the officials - Danny J. Boggs, Deputy Secretary of Energy, and J. Roger Mentz, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy - suggested that the idea be kept alive in case Congress needs the revenue to finance President Reagan's tax-revision plan.
