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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a refitted version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an updated or modified version of something, such as a product, vehicle, or software.
Example: "The company released a refitted version of the classic car, featuring modern technology and improved performance."
Alternatives: "an upgraded version" or "a modified version".
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Volvo Trucks plans to test its new electric VNR truck, a refitted version of its diesel-powered VNR model.
To safely allow for high-energy bombardment simulations (in our case 200 eV), we use a refitted version of the original DFTB PBC-0-3 [13] parameters obtained by fitting to the ZBL [14] repulsive interactions at short distances (< 0.2 Å).
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The Enterprise was intended by Abrams to be a merging of its design in the show and the refitted version from the original film.
This paper presents the results of a Bayesian statistical analysis to refit a modified version of this model using updated mortality data up to 2006 and a Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method of computation.
ATMOSPHERE -- Spacious and sprawling but warm and welcoming, in a lovingly refitted highway chophouse.
Following a raid, a malaso refits spent shotgun shells.
It is an updated version of the 1970s show about a young woman who, after a life-threatening accident, is refitted like a robot with spare parts.
Azalea had refitted a T.I. line with a hectoring voice – stop blaming racism for your problems.
Several knackered windows were refitted with black-framed versions in aluminium, which look clean and crisp.
Many such buildings have achieved savings of around 25% after undergoing a refit to increase efficiency.
It is as if Wembley Arena hadn't spent £35m on a refit.
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