The phrase "a standard version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or widely recognized form of something, such as a document, software, or procedure.
Example: "The company has released a standard version of the software that all employees are required to use."
Alternatives: "a typical version of" or "a conventional version of".
"Don't judge us by a standard version of democracy like you learn in the States.
Furthermore, in a standard version of this score the performers would have far less rhythmic flexibility.
Mr. Horovitz, whose work includes the stage play "The Indian Wants the Bronx" and the screenplay for the 1999 film "Sunshine," wasn't interested in doing a standard version of what the film and television industry calls a biopic.
For Green, slang fulfills "the desire of human beings, when faced by a standard version, of whatever that might be, to come up with something different, perhaps parallel, perhaps oppositional".
The figure shows the consumption function that emerges from a standard version of the permanent income hypothesis (assuming uncertain future income and a standard "utility function" that specifies consumers' attitudes toward the level and riskiness of their spending).
In 2005 the local government, Regione Autonoma della Sardegna (RAS), introduced a standard version of Sardinian (Limba Sarda Comuna), but, as it was not based on clear-cut linguistic criteria, it has not been acknowledged by native speakers or local administrations.
I was less sure at first about the new Annie, who went from being a smart-talking Tyneside kook to a more standard version of the female leading lady.
The play includes a fairly standard version of the alpha geek, complete with Renaissance Faire cloak, two-liter jug of Mountain Dew and imaginary girlfriend.
Otherwise it's a fairly standard version of the Note 8, with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
It's an area Oracle is addressing, too, with a so-called standard version of its database.
Clinicians (as well as some patients) may still desire to have the detailed, more formal report and, therefore, both a patient and standard version of the test report may need to be available.
