The phrase "a community version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of something that is created or maintained by a community, often implying collaboration or open-source development.
Example: "The software we are using is a community version of the original application, which allows for more user input and customization."
Alternatives: "a community edition of" or "a collaborative version of".
In sum, we need a community version of the Magna Carta that contains community rights to challenge, to bid and to buy such assets.
Yet others have started coworking spaces as businesses unto themselves, like a community version of the corporate business centers operated by the Regus Group.
Community members were interviewed using a community version of the stigma scale.
The community version of SADQ or SADQ-C measured alcohol dependence in the last 6 months in the 2007 survey.
Four memory-related questions based on The Canberra community version of the Geriatric Mental State Examination GMSS, 10) were posed to the participants in the surveys.
For the cognitive assessment, the MRC report recommended using the standardised administration and scoring instructions for the community version of the MMSE[ 10].
Community tutors selected to be online course facilitators were considered by EPP managers (and by themselves) to be those most experienced in delivering the community version of EPP and strong advocates of the course.
Specifically, for the memory task, rather than using three high frequency object nouns such as "apple – table – penny" which became standard in the community version of the MMSE[ 10], the 3MS uses the words "shirt – brown – honesty", which are more difficult to remember as they do not form a single visual image.
In response to a long-lasting anticipation by the Java community, version 1.5 of the Java 2 platform – referred to as Java 5 – introduced generic types and methods to the Java language.
Jive has been profitable since its inception, thanks to a hefty contribution from its Clearspace Community, a version of the software that companies can use to talk with their own customers.
Cyanogen, a "community" Android version that allowed users of older phones to get some of Android's newer features, is going just a bit more corporate in the wake of its partnership with Qualcomm.
