"a compact version of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is smaller or simpler than the original or standard version. Example: The company created a compact version of their popular laptop for travelers who need a lightweight and portable option.
One company, Northrop Grumman, plans to manufacture a compact version of the machine.
This handheld runs a compact version of Linux and, out of the box, is fairly barren.
The chief executive of Southwest Airlines, Gary C. Kelly, has a dream plane -- a compact version of Boeing's thrifty new Dreamliner.
Chamber Orchestra with Ms. Futral performed the "Émilie" Suite, a compact version of the monodrama lasting 35 minutes with two orchestral interludes.
It was like listening to a compact version of Mahler.The festival continues at the weekend with repeat performances of the two operas.
In a near-whisper, Zuckerman told a compact version of his life story and summed it up with the remark that he hadn't worked a day in his life.
Dolly, a new compact version of a salt and pepper shaker set, was designed by Ross McBride, an American who lives and works in Tokyo.
The Minimoog was originally created as a more compact version of a modular synthesizer designed for use in pop and rock music, but grew to have a formidable legacy in its own right.
This came about from a discussion with a search engine company who explained that without a shortened compact version of InChI, no search engine would be able to properly search for a lengthy InChI string.
Finally, a more compact version of the asymmetric core is developed where a maximum (non-perturbed) thermal flux of 5.0 × 1014 n cm−2 s−1 is achieved.
To simplify computational operations, the present research relates to a more compact version of 10 sectors [11, 33], as described in Table 1.
