The phrase "a coming version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an upcoming release or iteration of a product, software, or document.
Example: "We are excited to announce that a coming version of our app will include several new features based on user feedback."
Alternatives: "an upcoming version" or "a future version".
For the Energi — Ford's tag for plug-in models, also applied to a coming version of the Fusion sedan — the 1.4 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack used in the Hybrid is swapped for one with a 7.6 kilowatt-hour capacity that is recharged from the grid.
4. DIMMER -- The VOS Systems Universal Tabletop Dimmer (price not available), a coming version of the company's current IntelaVoice Dimmer ($35), will respond to voice commands to turn lamps on and off or to adjust their brightness to one of three settings.
He expects the technology to turn up in a coming version of Microsoft's Outlook Express, the E-mail software component of Internet Explorer.
A coming version of Android called Gingerbread will have features geared to social networking through things like games and possibly access to people's e-mail, phone or calendar (with permission).
Its Michigan factory is producing batteries for a variety of vehicles, including the Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid luxury car and a coming electric version of General Motors Chevrolet Sparkk subcompact.
Microsoft announced the Cairo project in 1991; the Cairo specification included similar object-oriented user interface features for a coming consumer version of Windows NT.
Then came a version the size of an upright piano.
Then came a version of "My Favorite Things" scored by Ted Nash, a saxophonist in the band.
Later there came a version of Thelonious Monk's "Trinkle Tinkle," built on a series of clever rhythmic convolutions.
Next comes a version of Father Ted acted out by local schoolchildren in the Irish language.
A new version, coming in June, will be able to run entirely in remote "cloud" data centers.
