The phrase "a reformed version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a modified or improved iteration of something, such as a text, idea, or product.
Example: "The author released a reformed version of the original manuscript, incorporating feedback from readers."
Alternatives: "an updated version of" or "a revised edition of".
The Banks family is a reformed version of the Goffs, their charming features magnified and their failures burnished away.
He taught a reformed version of Aristotelian logic at the Collège du Mans, in Paris, and at the Collège de l'Ave Maria, where he worked with Audomarus Talaeus (Omer Talon).
Brought in along with his spray-on suit to make sure the Channel Nine team isn't just a reformed version of the Australian cricket team circa 1997, Nicholas is at best bland.
The term "model opera" is a loose one, referring to two sets of "model" musical and theatrical works that include ballet, symphony and a reformed version of Beijing opera.
Later this month the government will announce that it is to assess whether to continue with a reformed version of DE&S or to outsource its functions to a new organisation that would be owned by the government but operated by a private contractor known by its acronym, GOCO.
With a major financial injection now confirmed, it is hoped that a reformed version of the scheme will evolve, moving away from microfinance and starting to fund the required base of growth-oriented, innovative enterprises operating at or near minimum efficient scale.
Less than a tenth of recipients also receive cash payments from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programme (TANF), the reformed version of welfare; roughly a third get at least some income from wages.Spending on food stamps has risen so quickly because, unusually, almost all the needy are automatically and indefinitely eligible for them.
President Natsagiin Bagabandi has been re-elected by a large majority, further consolidating the return of the reformed version of the Communist Party, which once ruled the country with a tight grip.
The polling station is now the local headquarters of the Kosovo Protection Corps, the reformed version of the Albanian secessionist Kosovo Liberation Army.
An important point to make about all of these positions is that they are not simply historical positions that have long been condemned by reformed versions of these ideologies.
In the context of the Reformation, followers of Martin Luther and John Calvin in many parts of Europe (most notably in the principalities of the so-called Holy Roman Empire) aligned their reformed versions of institutional Christianity with the political interests and civil authority of electors, magistrates, princes and other heads of state.
