The phrase "a scaled down version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a smaller or simplified version of something, often in contexts like technology, design, or products.
Example: "The company released a scaled down version of their flagship smartphone to appeal to budget-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "a simplified version" or "a smaller version".
He said he would have liked a "scaled down" version of the retail plan.
The Iranian side later clarified that it had presented a "scaled down" version of a package first proposed in Moscow in June, which was quickly rejected.
We initially tested a "scaled down" version of the entire PAXgene protocol, but, through further testing, we found that using the standard volumes of buffers and washes had no effect on the yields and were easier to employ (data not shown).
Strategies and talk are fine but it's action that counts - and that doesn't mean turning the market into a scaled down version of the Corn Exchange.
So any attempt merely to import a scaled down version of "macroprudential regulation", barely solves the power imbalance present when global banks operate in the global south.
Here's a scaled down version which makes a great starter mountain bike for older kids who want to ride off-road.
Preclinical PET systems use similar image formation techniques as human PET systems and can be seen as scaled down versions of clinical systems.
A scale down version of a multi component production plant, including a cell breeding reactor, a protein production reactor and a disc clarifier for enzyme separation is combined to an Integrated Bioprocess.
Emerson makes a 10% scaled up version of the CQC-6 known as the "Super Six" and a 10% scaled down version retro-named the "CQC-5".
A slightly scaled down version of the royal welcome and stage show will run five times daily, weather permitting, for a limited time.
The basic scenario examines the costs and outcomes of a substantially scaled down version of the intervention.
