In plain English
This refers to a replacement due date or time. It is used when an original deadline has been changed, so the new point in time becomes the one that matters for completion.
In context
Here, "revised deadline" labels the updated official date or time by which the required completion is now due after the earlier deadline was changed.
- Situation
- Tracking obligations, deliverables, milestones, notices, and deadlines
- What it communicates
- labels the updated official due date after a change.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not say why the earlier deadline changed or whether anything other than the due date was changed.
Examples
“The original deadline was Friday, but the revised deadline is Monday at noon.”
“Everyone on the project circled the revised deadline on the whiteboard after the change was announced.”