The phrase "a transformed version of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been changed or altered from its original form.
Example: "The artist presented a transformed version of the classic painting, incorporating modern elements and techniques."
Alternatives: "an altered version of" or "a modified version of".
Forster, at work on "Howards End" during these years, considered a transformed version of the situation: his attractive, parentless Schlegel sisters and their ailing brother Tibby impetuously take up poor but aspiring Leonard Bast after a performance of Beethoven's C-Minor Symphony. C-Minor Symphony
For that purpose we introduce a transformed version of the original model that is highly convenient for analysis of the original model.
The resultant segmenting level set function is always a transformed version of an original signed distance function, which itself is thus a signed distance function.
The main idea of the proposed methodology is to achieve the above stated goal by having a transformed version of the corrupted signal for model-fitting so that the process of transformation itself is noise-robust, and by developing a corresponding target model for the purpose of fitting.
But if you yield to the losses, you'll find yourself emerging into a transformed version of yourself.
This is both because she is often a transformed version of one of his consorts and because he is able to match her wildness.
Tsai et al. [16] introduce a parametric level set function that is an affine transformed version of a prior-known shape, defined in a level set function Ψ, for the use of shape priors.
Discarding the religious elements, Boulez has retained the idea of interleaving languages, creating a work for a solo violin that conducts a dialogue with an electronically transformed version of itself.
He wrote that the procedure most often performed for this purpose was a slightly transformed version of the Epley maneuver, and afterwards recommended carrying out a Dix Hallpike test to assess the status of BPPV.
For example, MB&F offered a visually transformed version of its aviation-inspired HM4 Thunderbolt, to which the Chinese artist Huang Hankang added a playful miniature solid gold detachable "flying panda" that rides the watch.
A logarithmic transformed version of the count data (log(x + 1)) was used to avoid zero count values [ 117].
