The phrase "curtailed version" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a shortened or condensed version of something. Example: The essay was due tomorrow, but I only had time to write a curtailed version of my original draft.
One influential minister and Likud leader -- Benjamin Netanyahu, the finance minister -- was said to be leaning toward supporting Mr. Sharon, provided the prime minister proposed only a sharply curtailed version of his original plan.
The application of these rules to the COMM will be referred to as the COMM's curtailed version.
We note that administering the curtailed version is straightforward if the COMM is given by computer: the stopping rules of the curtailed version may be written as a simple look-up table and programmed into the computer for operational usage.
The application of such rules to the COMM will be referred to as the COMM's stochastically curtailed version.
The performance of the full-length COMM and its curtailed version were also evaluated using the same test dataset so that a standardized comparison could be made.
Because the curtailed version always prescribes the same result ("screened in" or "screened out") as the full-length COMM, it also exhibits the same sensitivity and specificity as the full-length version.
Current projects include curtailed versions of such hubristic ventures as Heaven's Gate, Lost and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
Therefore, the curtailed and stochastically curtailed versions should also be regarded as aids to clinicians, rather than as standalone classification tools.
Folate salvage systems are also known from a range of taxa, where pterin and pABA-glutamate fragments produced by folate breakdown are fed into curtailed versions of the pathway (Orsomando et al. 2006; de Crecy-Lagard et al. 2007).
Evaluation of the different stochastically curtailed versions was then performed on the cross-validation dataset; that is, the test length and test outcome that would have resulted from the SC-90, SC-95, and SC-99 stopping rules were determined for each respondent in the cross-validation dataset (hereafter referred to as the "test dataset").
Some states have begun curtailing their versions of the practice.
