The phrase "a taller version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two objects or individuals, indicating that one is an increased height variant of the other.
Example: "The new model is a taller version of the previous design, offering more space and comfort."
Alternatives: "an elevated version of" or "a larger variant of".
Robbins resembles a taller version of Ben Affleck.
6 Matt Kuchar A taller version of Stricker without the putter.
Yet these books make it plain that Kerry is not a taller version of Mondale or Dukakis.
With his wavy shag haircut and dark beard, Hamieh looked like a taller version of Al Pacino in "Serpico".
A third resembles a taller version of the dwarf Gimli from "The Lord of the Rings," and that's about it for distinguishing characteristics.
But slimmed down, 60's-coiffed and wearing a shiny silver pants suit, Varla looks more like a taller version of Sarah Ferguson -- if Fergie were cast in an "Austin Powers" sequel, that is -- with Dolly Parton's breasts.
With his barrel chest and bald pate, and dressed in a sharp suit and tie, Bonpane is a slightly taller version of actor Ed Asner.
"He's younger than I am and he's like a bigger, taller version of me," says Buxton, "but he's an IT guy, so there are some quite big chunks missing, personality-wise".
His legacy included the construction of the world's largest church, the extraordinary $300m Basilique de Notre Dame de la Paix, a slightly taller version of St Peter's at the Vatican.
Never mind, there are plenty of surprises in store, not least that if you do make a Christmas wish, you might as well go for a big one like world peace, because otherwise it could be embarrassing if it does get granted and you merely wanted to be a thinner, taller version of yourself.
Daffodil is one of three (almost) identical redheads, whose mother (a taller version) loves a good party.
