The phrase "a restrictive version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific version of something that limits or narrows down options or possibilities.
Example: "In this document, we will discuss a restrictive version of the policy that applies only to certain employees."
Alternatives: "a limited version" or "a narrowed version".
Nash said nearly half of states have some kind of law related to clinical provisions, but only a handful have a restrictive version like Texas's: Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Virginia.
Importantly, though, the people behind the bill – and the beneficiaries of it – do not want to see a restrictive version applied.
The majority of wellness bloggers avoid the label "vegan" completely, even if their version looks like a highly restrictive version of a vegan diet.
But in a compromise, Mr. Garcia introduced a less restrictive version, eliminating background checks on private sales but increasing cooperation between state and federal authorities to keep track of people with mental illness.
But Switzerland's pharmaceutical and seed industries, joined by some research organizations, helped convince the Council to adopt a less restrictive version of the Gen-Lex package.
According to early articles, the unit was intended for "second tier terrorism inmates, most of them Arab Muslims and a less restrictive version of the Supermax in Florence, Colorado".
"In this case, the Dutch DPA expressed a restrictive reading.
In this study, we use an experimentally less restrictive version of the CAM assumption within a sinusoidal model generated using a complex band pass filtering of the signal.
The result, said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the leader of the Democratic majority, is that the chances for the legislation, and for a competing, less restrictive version, are now "substantially, substantially" reduced.
The first one is a slightly less restrictive version of the CAM principle, which asserts that the amplitude envelopes of spectral components from the same source are correlated [22].
Further, even an emphasis on the "highly restrictive" version has in the concrete undermined the formation of Christian peacemakers or "peacebuilders".
