Collocations for revision - noun
1. making changes
ADJ.
complete, considerable, drastic, extensive, fundamental, major, radical, substantial, thorough | minor | constant, frequent | downward, upward
an upward revision of government expenditure plans
an upward revision of government expenditure plans
policy, treaty
VERB + REVISION
propose, recommend, suggest | call for, demand
They called for revisions to the treaty.
They called for revisions to the treaty.
be open to, be subject to
Our conclusions are always open to revision in the light of fresh evidence.
Our conclusions are always open to revision in the light of fresh evidence.
undergo
The scheme has recently undergone drastic revision.
The scheme has recently undergone drastic revision.
agree (to), announce, approve
In October Parliament approved a revision of the budget.
In October Parliament approved a revision of the budget.
bring about, lead to, result in | carry out, complete, conduct, make, undertake
PREP.
~ in
This has brought about a radical revision in the style of school management.
This has brought about a radical revision in the style of school management.
~ to
revisions to the plan
revisions to the plan
PHRASES
the process of revision
The process of revision continued at rehearsals.
The process of revision continued at rehearsals.
2. studying
VERB + REVISION
do
I''ve got to do some maths revision tonight.
I''ve got to do some maths revision tonight.
REVISION + NOUN
class, course, lesson | question
PREP.
~ for
revision for tomorrow''s history exam
revision for tomorrow''s history exam