The phrase "a potent version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or effective form of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "This new formula is a potent version of the original recipe, enhancing its effectiveness significantly."
Alternatives: "a powerful variant of" or "an intense form of".
The set, meanwhile, is comprised almost entirely of hits, the familiarity of the songs ameliorating the almost total lack of anything you can dance to, a potent version of Rolling in the Deep notwithstanding.
In that time she has revitalised the theatre's new writing programme, directed an eye-catching run of Christmas shows and now serves up a potent version of Private Lives that goes down like a chilled measure of vitriol in a long-stemmed glass.
Half of the trial patients will receive a potent version of the vaccine containing the marine sponge derivative, and half will receive a vaccine without it.
This is like a more potent version of that.
Shares of Palm, the largest maker of hand-held computers, rose 27 cents, or about 22percentto to $1.49, after the company said it had begun sending the makers of the computers a more potent version of the software that drives its organizers.
Revlimid is a more potent version of thalidomide, which is sold by Celgene and used mainly to treat the blood cancer multiple myeloma.
Thus, specifically in teleosts, dact3 genes may have evolved into a less potent version of dact1.
Further, because multiple types of stem cells are normally involved in tissue maintenance and repair, the SRM from different cell types is utilized to form a more potent version of the SRM.
However, a less potent version of retinoid cream, known as retinol, is available in many over-the-counter beauty products.[1].
After a week, the doctor refilled the steroid prescription with a different, more potent version of the same drug, and told me to get my butt to physical therapy.
But the bartender can also pour a measure of the legendary "green fairy" for about $3, albeit a slightly less potent version of what Verlaine drank.
