The phrase "text revisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to changes or corrections made to written text in order to improve its accuracy, clarity, or overall quality. You can use the phrase "text revisions" when discussing the editing or proofreading process of a written document, such as a paper, report, or manuscript. Example: "Before submitting the final draft of her research paper, Jenna made several text revisions to ensure that her arguments were clear and well-supported."
Similarly, Mendonca and Johnson (1994) showed that although students used their peers' comments to revise their essays, they incorporated peer feedback comments in their text revisions selectively, thus deciding what to revise in their own texts.
In comparing between the initial and revised drafts to identify those text revisions based on peer's feedback, Guardado and Shi (2007) found that only 13 out of 22 students revised their drafts, and out of the 13 students, 10 students revised their drafts based on their peers' online feedback, while 3 of them made self-generated revisions.
According to Liou and Peng (2009), learners' incorporation of the asynchronous interactional comments in their text revisions was not high due to their unwillingness to revise the texts based on peer feedback comments.
In 2010, Hachette announced that it would be making "sensitive text revisions" to Blyton's 21 Famous Five books.
In 2010 the publishing house Hachette, new owner of the Blyton estate, announced it would make "sensitive text revisions" to 21 Famous Five books.
The second study by Liang (2010) provided evidence of how EFL learners integrated synchronous interactions into their text revisions, thus concluding that synchronous interactions facilitated their text revisions.
01 Jan 2011 Section: Text Revision of wording relating to Syndication to provide for contributor share of attributable revenues.
The 1994 edition, DSM-IV, detailed nearly 300 disorders and was updated in a "text revision" called the DSM-IV-TR in 2000.
Sales of the DSM-IV (1994) also exceeded a million, and the DSM-IV TR (for "text revision"), the most recent iteration of the DSM, has sold four hundred and twenty thousand copies since its publication, in 2000.
Sales of the DSM IV (1994) also exceeded a million, and the DSM IV TR (for "text revision"), the most recent iteration of the DSM, has sold four hundred and twenty thousand copies since its publication, in 2000.
Important aspects of this work occur in the processes of text production, feedback, and text revision.
