The phrase "a modal version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variation or adaptation of something that incorporates modal elements, often in the context of grammar or music.
Example: "In this lesson, we will explore a modal version of the traditional scale to enhance our understanding of music theory."
Alternatives: "a modal adaptation" or "a modal interpretation".
This is effectively a modal version of the ontological argument (see section 2.1.5).
Recently Richard Gale and Alexander Pruss (1999) advanced a modal version of the cosmological argument that rests on the weak PSR (for every true contingent proposition, it possible that there is an explanation for that proposition) and Modal Axiom S5 (if it is possible that it is necessary that p, then it is necessary that p).
The symmetry-based justification for analogical reasoning outlined in §4.3 gives us what amounts to a modal version of Reflection: if, so far as present opinion is concerned, I might come to accept a hypothesis, then I should regard that hypothesis as a serious (prima facie) possibility.
PSMs can be seen as a novel modal version of traditionally adopted influence coefficients and naturally arise from the adopted pressure interpolation technique.
The Photo Thumbnail with Zoom allows Site Builders to show a photo in widget, and then when a user clicks on the widget, a larger zoom (modal) version of the photo pops up.
They're not the versions that they know, but "Valley Road" is a blues shuffle and "Mandolin Rain" is a minor-key modal version, the version I play with the Scaggs/Hornsby group.
Both claimed that Anselm had two versions of the ontological argument, the second of which was a modal logic version.
The modal version of the model matches a more computationally expensive sectional scheme50.
In response to the modal version of our second problem, a substance theorist should claim that the constituents of singular propositions are independent of their contingent properties but involve their necessary properties.
In section 5 we considered the modal version of the first set of issues and saw how one's account is connected to larger issues in the metaphysics of modality.
Furthermore, to invoke a modalized version of such a consistency proof would beg the question, since it assumes that the use of modal operators is already justified.
