The phrase "digitalized version" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a digital or electronic version of something that was originally in a non-digital format. Example: "I prefer reading books in their digitalized version rather than in printed form."
Interspersed between excerpts from the tapes are clips from his films, historical footage and a ghostly, unsettling digitalized version of Brando created from digital scans made in the 1980s by a friend, VFX supervisor Scott Billups.
Another digitalized version of Zorrilla's Don Juan is available at the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes.
Sustained attention will be measured using an adapted digitalized version of the Bourdon-Vos task [ 76, 77].
DXR, which is a further development and digitalized version of the conventional radiogrammetry [ 12], is a new promising method for assessment of cortical hand bone loss [ 13].
They said they also found digitalized versions of several recent hit films, including "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and "Monsters Inc".
The game will include digitalized versions of all five fictional captains to help celebrate the original series' 40th anniversary.
According to the manufacturer, there is a very good agreement between BMD measured by DXR on original analogue radiographs and on digitalized versions.
Stained HPTLC plates were digitalized using Adobe Photoshop CS (version 8.0) and densitometrically analyzed with the Scion Image software (version Alpha 4.0.3.2).
Cell cultures were digitalized using an Olympus Digital Camera E-520 (3648×2736 pixels).
Band intensities were digitalized and quantified by the Software UN-SCAN-IT gel TM Version 6.1 (Silk Scientific, Orem, UT).
But this version of the show Monday, at the start of the Paris autumn 2013 couture week, was a digitalized vision — enhanced reality from the catwalk created almost instantly by four iconic photographers: Patrick Demarchelier representing Europe; Willy Vanderperre for the Americas; Paolo Roversi for Asia and Terry Richardson for Africa.
