The phrase "adopted version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a document, policy, or idea that has been accepted or implemented by a group or organization.
Example: "The adopted version of the policy will be implemented starting next month."
Alternatives: "approved version" or "accepted version".
Before the changes, the budget received preliminary approval from the state oversight board monitoring the county's fiscal recovery, the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, and legislators said they expected final approval of the adopted version.
As you might recall, the first version of Ubuntu to ship Unity was also the fastest adopted version of Ubuntu.
The newly adopted version of the National Renewable Energy Program of Algeria offers the country the possibility to integrate 27% of renewable energy in the national energy mix.
I can tell you that Ubuntu 11.04, the first to offer Unity, was the fastest adopted version of Ubuntu to date".
The quality of these preschools was evaluated with a revised and adopted version of the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS) (Harms & Clifford, 1980).
Afterward, 33 were excluded because they did not match the inclusion criteria, 16 were excluded because no full text was available, and 13 were excluded because they did not mention the adopted version.
But both houses of the Legislature adopted versions of the plan this week without debate.
Even India and China have adopted versions of carbon taxes or emissions trading.
Starting with Massachusetts, 16 states and several Canadian provinces adopted versions of no-fault insurance.
Prodded by a federal law that threatened to withhold law enforcement money, each state has adopted versions of New Jersey's original Megan's Law.
Other city agencies, most notably the Correction Department and the Human Resources Administration, have adopted versions of Compstat and say they are excited about the results.
