The phrase "a dedicated version of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific version of a product or service that is tailored for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The software company released a dedicated version of their application for educational institutions, featuring tools specifically designed for teachers and students."
Alternatives: "a specialized version of" or "a tailored version of".
Twitter is to launch a dedicated version of their growingly popular messaging service for Japan.
These first tests involve around 250 "pre-packaged ads" being shown to trial volunteers via a dedicated version of the Brave browser that's both loaded with the ads and capable of tracking users' browsing behavior.
As Xda points out, Nuance has been concentrating on its b2b business using its speech recognition tech to enable speech to text utility — such as a dedicated version of its dictation product which is targeted at healthcare workers.
The timing is interesting given how recently Microsoft launched their own suite of Office apps for iPad, and we expect a dedicated version of Google Presentations to follow shortly.
Respondents in the intervention condition were mailed a letter that provided the URL and a unique password to a project dedicated version of the CYD screener.
The battle for hearts and minds of the global television news audience has entered a new phase with the launch of a dedicated UK version of the Kremlin-backed 24-hour news channel, RT.
In 2014, RT launched a dedicated UK version of its 24-hour news channel to better target British viewers.
Amiando has launched a dedicated Bavaria version of its ticketing service, complete with background music from the Munich Oktoberfest.
The company says a dedicated U.S. version of the FreeAgent system will be launched in the coming months.
A dedicated mobile version of memorize.com just launched today, too, which makes this even easier to use.
Best Buy has a dedicated tablet version of its website that it serves if you visit from an iPad; Amazon has an iPad app and a more playful, experimental take on tablet commerce with its Windowshop app.
