The phrase "a variant of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or versions of a particular item, concept, or idea.
Example: "The new model is a variant of one that was released last year, featuring several improvements."
Alternatives: "a version of one" or "a form of one".
Brett Littman, the Drawing Center's executive director, who curated the show, has had them floated in identical white frames and hung on walls painted a variant of one of Golub's favorite symbolic colors: Pompeian-oxide red, cruelly powerful.
The approach would be a variant of one developed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which has created a loan-modification program for borrowers at banks it has taken over.
Our chart, a variant of one that has appeared here before, depicts the S sky from horizon to overhead at 00 30 at present, but is equally valid for 22 30 in mid-January and 20 30 by mid-February.
We study a variant of one of Cotton and Wilkinson's methods, called majority-rule supertrees.
A variant of one of the other two ADH1 subunits the A allele of the ADH1C gene, called SNP rs698 also increases the capacity of ADH to oxidize alcohol into acetaldehyde by several-fold (Bosron and Li 1986).
Obese subjects carrying the CLOCK 3111TC/CC polymorphism, a variant of one of the core clock genes associated with being an "owl" or an evening person, sleep 20 minutes less.
The biological theme determination of gene lists in DAVID are based on the Expression Analysis Systematic Explorer (EASE), a variant of one-tailed Fisher exact probability [25].
Mile's companion frowns and declares, "She was going to say, 'There are gitans.' " Gitan is a variant of tsigane, one more of the bewildering number of words in French for the people who pass.
The hypotheses are the two reference frames, f ̂ [ 0 ] and f ̂ [ N G ], a MCI-based frame using small blocks, f ̂ S, as well as a MCI-based frame using big blocks, f ̂ B. The method used to perform MCI is a variant of the one described in [37].
This is a variant of the "one eating stall per sow" system (OESPS), and it is a variant that is unlikely to go out of use due to production costs associated with poor sow welfare.
A variant of Leave-One-Out (LOO), the Leave-One-Subject-Out (LOSO), was used for cross-validation.
