The phrase "will undergo revision" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something will be reviewed and potentially changed in the future. Example: The company's website will undergo revision next month to improve user experience.
After 31 March, the final rule will undergo revision before being issued.
However, a large number of patients will undergo revision surgery for various prosthesis-related complications.
During an observation period some patients will undergo revision, some will die before revision becomes necessary, while others will reach the end of the observation period without either implant revision or death.
Perhaps, too, this draft will undergo revisions beginning in October, when it is to be reviewed by an intergovernmental conference, though Mr. Giscard d'Estaing has insisted that there is "no longer much room for changes".
Few people claim to know precisely how the laws will function under the new Constitution, in what way they will undergo substantial revision in Congress or how they will affect a nation facing a sharp economic slowdown this year.
Our results raise the possibility, however, that butterfly relationships will undergo significant revision as more data accumulate.
The opera will undergo significant revisions before its debut at the Met in the 2013-14 season.
It is likely that increased numbers of platyhelminth MBDs (especially within the 'Monogenea') will be identified once existing genomes undergo revision [ 36] or new genomes/transcriptomes are sequenced.
This cohort of patients will subsequently remain in TKA until they die of natural causes or undergo revision TKA.
Furthermore, the data collection form will most likely undergo revisions to align it with the 14 data elements suggested by the International Society of Arthroplasty Registries (Robertsson 2007); this should make form completion by OR staff possible.
Both patients elected to undergo revision.
