The phrase "revisit reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of looking at or examining reports again, either to review or update them. Example: The company's management team decided to revisit reports from the previous year to ensure all financial data was accurate before presenting it to investors.
5. Revisit reporting structure annually or biannually with stakeholders for review.
However, seen against the presence of inadequate oral health knowledge and poor dental revisit reported in this study, the decay component of the current DMFT in this population is likely to increase.
This month Gerardo is publishing her "Lake Wobegon Revisited" report, so called because it questions the impression that all opportunity funds, like the children in Garrison Keillor's mythical Minnesota town, are above average.
In this review, we revisit all reports suggesting that infectious agents might be associated with the autoimmune pathogenesis of PBC.
To make sure your conclusion is consistent with the rest of your report, revisit your lab report's introduction.
Our work revisits earlier reports that untagged P19 exhibited RSS activity in HeLa cells [ 30] while epitope-tagged P19 showed little to no RSS activity in 293T cells [ 31], suggesting that neither epitope-tagging nor cell type-specific factors influence inherent P19 RSS activity in mammalian cells.
In a new online video feature, "Retro Report," we revisit the story, 25 years later, to discover that little of what we thought we knew was true.
On the occasion of the war's third anniversary, I have revisited my reporting and personal experiences in Syria to share some stories that illustrate the tragedy, using Aleppo as a focal point.
The inquiry launched week needs to revisit the Deloitte report from 2010‑11 on the relationship between British Cycling and Team Sky and ask whether the report's recommendations were met.
Perhaps we should revisit the Schwartz report and go for fully fledged post-qualification applications?
