The phrase "available version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific edition or iteration of a product, document, or software that is currently accessible to users.
Example: "Please ensure you are using the latest available version of the software to avoid compatibility issues."
Alternatives: "current version" or "accessible version".
The only available version is dubbed.
Sure enough, when I used the publicly available version, it worked well.
The only widely available version of the technology currently in use is instant messaging.
The publicly available version of Ms. Reynolds's petition seeking review is studded with blacked-out passages.
Come to think of it, I just can't understand why everyone doesn't simply buy the best available version of everything.
The publicly available version of the Supreme Court petition omits many details, including even the identities of the lower courts, and includes blank pages.
The final report — totaling 576 pages in the commercially available version — will reflect the majority viewpoint of the six members appointed by Congressional Democrats.
In this Mr Jiang emphasised the need for "unity and stability" and said nothing, at least in the publicly available version, about any forthcoming transfer of power.
Black's bootleg, the latest in a series of attempts by fans to restore the film to its former glory, now represents the best available version of the film's theatrical cut.
Fox, he says, provides "quote news unquote" by which he means the channel plays to viewers' "already held ideological bias" rather than trying to investigate and establish "the best available version of the truth" again.
McLaren wrote in the publicly available version of his preliminary report that Russian security services were able to open supposedly tamper-proof bottles with the intent of swapping tainted samples for clean urine, leaving behind scratches on the glass.
