The phrase "the necessary revisions" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to changes that are needed or required in a written work. Example: The essay received harsh feedback from the teacher, so the student made the necessary revisions to improve the overall quality of the paper.
However, the necessary revisions to WHO's legal framework will not be completed before 2005.On top of all this, there is new money for dealing with SARS.
In practice, the necessary revisions to Lewis's account are not very sweeping, since they basically amount to excising clause (4) from his conceptual analysis.
On the HotCopper forum, if investors publish posts that do not comply with stipulated regulations, board managers can make the necessary revisions and state the reason(s) for doing so beneath the affected posts.
Many people make the mistake of assuming that indie authors like Toby, who pump out several books a year, are somehow ignoring the necessary revisions and editing to make "good" books.
Despite this limitation, and the necessary revision of the statistical plan, the results supported the primary hypothesis by showing significantly greater improvement in HRQoL in patients receiving VNS compared with BMP alone.
Following the interviews and any necessary revisions, the expert group was consulted.
The implementation and any necessary revisions of the Statement of Ethics and Governance are the responsibility of the Sc2.0 Project Executive Committee.
Based on the testing of HRA-O-3 in the U.S. setting, necessary revisions and adaptations were implemented.
Mr. Pietsch said that the author, Brian VanDeMark, an associate professor at the United States Naval Academy, would "make any necessary revisions" and that the book would be reissued later but only in paperback.
The third session (week four) involved reflection on the use of the plan, again using motivational interviewing prompts, and any necessary revisions to the on-going self-management plan.
We also conducted several meetings among members of our research group to further look at the structure and items of the revised scale and to make necessary revisions for problematic items.
