Collocations for review - noun
1. considering sth again
ADJECTIVE
careful,
complete,
comprehensive,
detailed,
extensive,
full,
full-scale (esp. BrE),
fundamental (esp. BrE),
in-depth,
major,
overall,
systematic,
thorough,
wide-ranging
brief, quick, rapid, short
urgent (esp. BrE)
annual, periodic, regular
the government's annual policy review
brief, quick, rapid, short
urgent (esp. BrE)
annual, periodic, regular
the government's annual policy review
constant,
continuous
critical
The first chapter presents a critical review of the existing nursery education system.
critical
The first chapter presents a critical review of the existing nursery education system.
government,
independent,
internal,
judicial
peer
All papers submitted to the journal undergo a process of peer review.
peer
All papers submitted to the journal undergo a process of peer review.
literature
financial, performance, policy, rent (BrE)
pay (esp. BrE), salary
financial, performance, policy, rent (BrE)
pay (esp. BrE), salary
VERB + review
ask for,
call for,
seek
Greenpeace will seek a judicial review if a full public investigation is not held.
Greenpeace will seek a judicial review if a full public investigation is not held.
announce (esp. BrE),
order
carry out (esp. BrE), complete, conduct, do, hold, perform, undertake
present, provide
carry out (esp. BrE), complete, conduct, do, hold, perform, undertake
present, provide
review + VERB
take place
cover sth, deal with sth
conclude sth, indicate sth, propose sth, recommend sth, suggest sth
cover sth, deal with sth
conclude sth, indicate sth, propose sth, recommend sth, suggest sth
PREPOSITION
under review
The matter is still under review.
The matter is still under review.
up for review
These rules will soon be up for review.
The rent is up for review.
These rules will soon be up for review.
The rent is up for review.
review by
a review by the court
a review by the court
2. report on a film/movie, restaurant, etc.
ADJECTIVE
enthusiastic,
excellent,
favourable/favorable,
glowing,
good,
positive,
rave,
wonderful
bad, hostile, negative, poor, scathing
The show has good audience figures despite poor reviews in the press.
bad, hostile, negative, poor, scathing
The show has good audience figures despite poor reviews in the press.
critical
mixed
The book received mixed reviews.
mixed
The book received mixed reviews.
book,
film (esp. BrE),
movie
(esp. AmE)
VERB + review
do,
write
I'm doing a review for the local paper.
I'm doing a review for the local paper.
give sth
get, have, receive, win
post, publish
open to
Their new musical opened to glowing reviews.
get, have, receive, win
post, publish
open to
Their new musical opened to glowing reviews.
read,
see
Did you see the review in ‘Phase’?
Did you see the review in ‘Phase’?