The phrase 'the revised documents' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents that have been edited in some way and updated with new information or content. For example, "Please submit the revised documents to the office for review."
The revised document provided for an elected majority in the legislature, an increase in the number of territorially elected members, and the election of communal representatives.
The revised document says it is a presentation of the "fundamental aspects of the case against him, and a preliminary legal analysis of liability for torture, and a response to certain anticipated defences.
On Monday night it was not clear if the revised document would preserve the phrase that the "default answer … is yes" to sustainable development, but a government insider said there was "a powerful presumption" in favour of sustainable development, and that "development should be approved unless the costs significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits".
The revised document proposes 7,319 homes for Banbury; 10,129 homes in Bicester and 5,392 to be built across Kidlington and rural areas.
The revised document not only eliminates compulsory designation, but removes a section of the ordinance that would have allowed neon signs to be restored in areas where neon is not currently allowed and adds a process for removing the city's protection of certain historic signs.
Graziano, who chairs the NRC committee, says the EPA will submit the revised document by 2015.
49 The revised document is tested with a second cohort and this iterative process continues until all issues with the document are resolved.
The company is going ahead with the new revised documents.
