The phrase "a treated version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or processed form of something, such as a document, image, or substance.
Example: "The report includes a treated version of the original data to highlight the key findings."
Alternatives: "an edited version" or "a modified version".
In fact, it was a treated version of the same brittle, waxy stuff used to make cowboy lampshades in the Southwest.
Now researchers at Lawrence Berkeley Labs in California have further modified these cells using graphene oxide – a treated version of the very thin carbon layers whose discoverers at the University of Manchester won the Nobel Prize in physics in 2010.
In particular, two types of hydrophobic nanoparticles including silicon dioxide nanopowder coated with 2 wt% Silane and nanoclay, in presence of a treated version of bentonite (Bentone 34) as a stabilizer and sorbitane monooleate as a non-ionic surfactant are utilized for the formulation of kerosene-based CGA fluids.
Minutes 20 to 30 are close indeed to a variation on "In a Silent Way," featuring long stretches of Abrahams' electric piano, unaccompanied, followed by a treated version of that piano working in dialogue with Buck manipulating what might be a bag full of Lego blocks.
Both sides are made from glass, with a sort of rainbow treated version on the back the company calls "Aurora Glass".
Smith loves the sound of the steel drum pan (or a treated, digital version of it), and when it clangs out at the opening of All Under One Roof Raving, the room is a field of hands.
Also at the bash was their cousin, designer Lauren Bush, who created her signature FEED bag in a trick-or-treat version.
The label itself treated the version a new album, with full media advertisements.
McKay's group published a highly regarded paper in Science last summer showing how rat embryonic-stem cells could be used to treat a version of multiple sclerosis in rats, but he doesn't dare extend the research to test the method's effectiveness in humans.
If people wanted to save money by not eating out, they went to the grocery store for a lower cost treat — a version of their favourites from places, such as PF Chang's, said Boghossian.
A naive solution treating different versions in isolation would work, but leads to tremendous overheads, and is undesirable.
