The phrase "a set version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, established, or fixed version of something, such as a document, software, or product.
Example: "Please ensure that you are using a set version of the software to avoid compatibility issues."
Alternatives: "a fixed version" or "a designated version".
On December 9, 2003, Warner Music France released a box set version containing both the remix collection and the original album American Life in a cardboard sleeve entitled Édition Spéciale 2CDs: American Life + Remixed & Revisited.
A limited-edition box set version of Syro, featuring a bonus track debossed on perspex vinyl, was released through Bleep.com.
A "super deluxe" box set version of the re-release contains a T-shirt, patch, collectible cards, key chain, beanie and a note from vocalist Corey Taylor, and comes in packaging that resembles a safety deposit box.
A Mouse Array-Ready Oligo set (version 3.0) was purchased (Operon) and printed on Corning UltraGAPS slides.
Yale University and BGI designed an O. sativa genome oligo set (Version 1.0) that contains 60,727, 70-mer oligos representing both the indica and japonica genomes [24], [25].
On average, students who received the survey where the questions began with high diversity organism sets (version A) showed a higher level of agreement with all of the statements than those who received the survey where the questions began with low diversity sets (version B).
Literate dalangs are hindered in their command of the repertoire because they try to stick with a set written version of the text, whereas Warsad is more improvisatory".
Its main component is a stage-set version of a middle-class living room, replete with kitsch décor and a model family, all of which have been shattered by physical assault.
This all does not come off as a movie-set version of a French town, but it reinforces the feeling of the buildings captured in the photos of the de Waals' honeymoon in Provence.
"Animal Factory," which opens today at Cinema Village, seems like a prison-set version of a "Mary Worth" comic strip, following Ron through his assimilation as he is advised by Earl, who has flashes of decency.
