The phrase "a shortened one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been made shorter or more concise, such as a version of a text or an object.
Example: "I prefer the shortened one because it gets to the point more quickly."
Alternatives: "a brief version" or "a condensed form."
Now Mr. Patterson, 38, wants to give his daughter, who is 16, his remaining kidney and go on dialysis for the rest of his life, possibly a shortened one.
We further chemically synthesized surfactin variant by replacing its fatty acid chain (C15) with a shortened one (C14), and found this replacement did not influence its ability to orally deliver insulin.
Both Fey and Baldwin are contracted through Season 7. According to Deadline.com, "Parks and Recreation" is also looking likely for another season, albeit a shortened one.
Julie Benson, a spokeswoman for Princess Cruises, said the company shortened one Caribbean cruise and gave passengers the choice of canceling with a full refund or future cruise credit.
Using pollution and health data from 1981 to 2000, the joint study by MIT in the U.S., Tsinghua and Peking University in Beijing, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, discovered that a rise of 100 micrograms of PM 2.5 per cubic meter shortened one's life by around three years.
Nine trains will have running times shortened one to four minutes.
The researchers, who published their results in the journal Science, showed that when they shortened one of the robot's legs, it responded by shifting its gait more effectively when using an internal model than when the robot had no internal model.
They were reduced - shortened, one might even say - but they clung to pleasure.
Suffering six categories of early life stress shortened one's lifespan by twenty years.
Even if the period of analysis is shortened, one should still ensure that the PH assumption is not violated within these reduced time periods.
Notwithstanding the impact on quality of life and life satisfaction, loneliness has an equivalent risk factor to health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, shortening one's lifespan by eight years.
