The phrase "were revised as" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The rules governing the office dress code were revised as of June 1st, 2020."
The documents also present Bin Laden as a meticulous editor, and some of the memos he wrote were revised as many as 50 times.
For example, those for MSA were revised as recently as 1998 (Wenning et al. 2004).
Projects meant to be completed in years dragged on for more than a decade, in part because of new environmental concerns, in part because designs were revised as lessons were learned.
Because of this reanalysis, the names of the three factors were revised, as shown in Table 1.
Using an inductive and emergent approach (Hatch 2002), these themes were revised as more findings were identified to eventually become inclusive of all of the studies.
A Culture Company spokesman added: "Targets for sponsorship and earned income were revised as the detail of Derry-Londonderry UK City of Culture 2013 programme became finalised and in the light of on-going feedback from efforts to attract sponsorship.
As new drugs come along, no doubt these regimens will be revised as well.
Because the text has now been so extensively revised, the traditional score, first composed in 1811 by Rochus Dedler, has had to be revised as well.
He cannot abide a book that he thinks could stand improvement, and some Beginner Books, at his demand, have been revised as many as eight times.
The lobby beyond that entrance will also be revised, as will the sky lobby, which will be stripped of the waterfall, but the Richard Serra sculpture will remain.
The available literature on solid lipid nanoparticles and related carriers for brain drug targeting is revised as well.
