The phrase "a common version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a widely accepted or frequently encountered interpretation or form of something.
Example: "This is a common version of the story that many people are familiar with."
Alternatives: "a popular variant of" or "a typical rendition of".
There are essentially two types of VoIP consumer services: Skype, which has a proprietary technological standard, and most everything else, using a common version of a standard called SIP.
The findings are contained in the draft version of a report that Pentagon officials are presenting to their Korean counterparts as the United States and Korea struggle to establish a common version of an incident that took place more than 50 years ago, the official said.
The Commission is concerned that Google's promotion of a common version of Android and the unified Google Play platform has hindered competition for mobile operating systems.
A common version of theistic voluntarism is the claim that for something to be good or right simply means that it is willed by God and for something to be evil or wrong means that it is forbidden by God.
This is a common version of divine command theory, according to which all of the more workaday obligations that we are under (not to steal from each other, not to murder each other, to help each other out when it would not be inconvenient, etc).
If we do not share a common version of reality we have no basis for any dialogue at all.
Anticipating tenants' needs becomes less of an issue with building to suit, a less common version of prebuilding in which the landlord builds out a space based on a committed tenant's needs.
Leung hopes that Celebrex may also combat with Sporadic Adenomatous Polyptosis (SAP), a much more common version of disease.
A more plausible and common version of practical moral skepticism denies, instead, that there is always an adequate (or non-overridden) reason to do what is morally required.
The second most common version of a powerslam which is often referred to as just a powerslam sees an attacking wrestler place one arm between an opponent's legs, and reach over the opponent's shoulder with the other arm before then spinning the opponent over onto their back while keeping the opponent horizontal across their body at all times.
The most common version of a hung jury comes when it is fairly evenly divided.
