The phrase "a version of the template" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific adaptation or modification of a standard template.
Example: "We created a version of the template to better suit our project's needs."
Alternatives: "an adaptation of the template" or "a variation of the template."
We use a version of the template-fitting method [40] to provide a location estimate for each twilight.
In order to extract the individual exercise characteristics (used as co-variates in meta-regression analysis) from each included intervention in a standardised manner, a modified version of the Template for Intervention Description and Replication checklist was used [19] (Additional file 1: Table S2).
Additional file 2 provides a formatted version of the template we used.
In addition, the software, scripts, and an anonymized version of the template database are available from this website.
Download a version of the graphic.
The process was concluded by applying the final version of the template to the data as a whole, and a-priori themes were redefined or discarded if they did not prove to be helpful in capturing key meanings in the data.
Europe have now won eight of the last 10 contests and they could do worse than start with fashioning their own version of the template the winning captain Paul McGinley endlessly talked about.
When you're done, just click the "update" button to apply your changes (or the "reset" button to return to the last saved version of the template).
Also note that, the template is a scaled version of the GLRT template estimate given the detected symbols as shown in (11).
Biometric template protection methods store a modified version of the biometric template and reveal as little information about the original biometric trait as possible without losing the capability to identify a person.
