The phrase "a leading version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a prominent or widely accepted version of something, such as software, a document, or an idea.
Example: "The company decided to adopt a leading version of the software to ensure they were using the most up-to-date features."
Alternatives: "a dominant version" or "a primary version".
The Texas Democrat sent a letter to members of his com mittee with the first part of staff report entitled "The Penn Central Failure and the Role of the Financial Institutions". In the letter he charged that officials of the railroad had given Congress a "highly mis leading" version of the carrier's investments outside the trans portation field.
It's hardly an altruistic move; last year, the leading version of buprenorphine generated $877 million in US sales for the British pharmaceuticals company that makes it.
The leading version is still Gingerbread, which is well over a year old.
As I forecast around the end of last year, this has been the year of Gingerbread: it has been by far the leading version, peaking in June at 65% of devices.
The company is also continuing to reduce prices for leading versions of the 80386 chip.
The 2002 Tocai Friulano from John S. Dyson's Millbrook Vineyards in Dutchess County is indistinguishable from leading versions from Friuli, Italy.
May 14 2015 May 17 201515 The seventy-six-year-old tenor saxophonist may be best known for his tenure with Max Roach's late-period bands, but he has been leading versions of his Sax Choir for some forty years now.
Ksplice Uptrack is now available for users of six leading versions of Linux: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, Debian GNU/Linux, CentOS, Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, and OpenVZ.
In addition to Fedora, Ksplice Uptrack is available for users of seven other leading versions of Linux: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, CloudLinux, Ubuntu, Debian GNU/Linux, CentOS, and OpenVZ.
