The phrase "a colour version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of something, such as a document or image, that is presented in color rather than black and white.
Example: "Please send me a colour version of the report for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a color copy" or "a color edition".
"So I made a colour version.
In later years, when a colour version of the album was published, Hergé made several changes to it, partly because he acknowledged that the work was overly influenced by the colonial ideas of its time.
Payne shot the 2013 film in black and white, but revealed in the wake of its release that studio Paramount asked for a colour version for broadcast in countries that refused to strike financial deals for monochrome films.
US television network Epix will screen a colour version of the Oscar-nominated comedy drama Nebraska on Sunday, despite director Alexander Payne having previously said he hoped nobody would ever see it, reports Variety.
Monochrome displays with these qualities are already available in devices such as Amazon's Kindle e-book reader but several companies are competing to bring a colour version to market.
I felt like I was in a colour version of La Dolce Vita. 1. Start early.
A full colour version of this figure is available at the British Journal Of Cancer journal online.
Prof Olson also rediscovered a long-forgotten colour version of the same scene.
A painstakingly restored colour version of Le Voyage dans la Lune was screened at France's Cannes film festival in 2011.
Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR), the Hamburg-based channel which first recorded and broadcast Dinner for One in 1963, will show it no less than five times during the course of the evening in various versions - in the Plattdeutsch dialect of northern German, the original black-and-white and a computer-generated colour version produced two years ago in Hollywood.
In Russia it was shown in black and white; when I saw the colour version it was a completely different effect.
