The phrase "agile version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a product, process, or methodology that is designed to be flexible and responsive to change, often in the context of software development or project management.
Example: "We have released an agile version of our software that allows for quicker updates and user feedback integration."
Alternatives: "flexible version" or "adaptive version".
These are the agile version of after-action reviews; their purpose is to keep improving processes.
An agile version of the Healthcare.gov project, for example, might have first released just the log-in component, or "front door," for public use, before developing any of the tools to find and buy insurance plans.
For those who are curious, CSPs are a more versatile, collaborative, and agile version of ECM systems.
Adopting the cloud versions of these systems provides the opportunity for AB InBev to move away from a monolithic version to more nimble and agile versions.
Such deft manipulations in Saramago's style are brilliantly rendered in Margaret Jull Costa's agile English version of his Portuguese.
In this agile new version, Rebecca Lenkiewicz and Abdulkareem Kasid have each freely interpreted Charles Ferdinand Ramuz's original libretto.
Rowan, like everyone else, is greatly helped by Simon Stephens's agile new version, which is quick and clear and full of subtle touches: Torvald's belittling endearments for his wife include not the usual frisky "squirrel" but the far more lowering "hamster" – perfect for a woman trapped in a domestic wheel of domesticity.
11th state of Agile survey (Version One, 2017) already reported a growing number of non-software companies using agile methods [10].
With front-wheel drive it is slightly faster and more frugal, with four-wheel drive slightly more agile; but both versions steer accurately, cope quite well with bumps, and stay level in corners.
Following an Agile methodology, new versions and updates of SEEK are released frequently and incrementally.
The 2011 Ford Explorer, a surprisingly agile and advanced crossover version of what was once a more primitive truck-based S.U.V., took Truck of the Year honors.
