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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a version from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific adaptation or iteration of something that originates from a particular source.
Example: "This is a version from the original manuscript that was discovered last year."
Alternatives: "an adaptation of" or "a rendition from".
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This week a version from the Moscow-based Vakhtangov company visits the Noel Coward.
Instead of ethanol made from food crops, the partners are devising a version from grasses in the sugar cane family.
The gene can be found in many grain crops; Powell and his research team chose a version from wheat.
There's a version from our final Peel session from then, before it all went a bit crazy for us.
It is true that "Once Upon a Time in America" was initially released in American theaters in a version from which 49 minutes had been cut.
A version from Mad Max's George Miller, which would have starred The Social Network's Armie Hammer as the caped crusader, was canned in 2010.
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Citing "extraordinary and unusual times," Health Canada announced it was overriding Bayer's patent on Cipro and ordering a million tablets of a generic version from a Canadian company.
Its first recording is an a cappella version from 1922 by the Sacred Harp Choir.
It was not for sale, but Ms. Pereyda said she could order a custom version from a company that advertised at the store, promising "eternal comfort" for $3,000.
A previous version from a couple years ago was only the first step.
These definitions are based on a modified version from a publication by Ljungman et al [ 14].
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