In Indian and some UK business English, 'revert' is used to mean 'reply'. In US English, it means 'go back to a previous version' — as in 'revert to an earlier draft'. Telling a US colleague to 'kindly revert' reads as odd. Use 'reply', 'respond', or 'get back to me'.
BeforeKindly revert with your availability.
AfterPlease reply with your availability.
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