"minor version" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a software product that has been slightly revised from an earlier version, usually to address small bugs or other minor concerns. For example, "We released a minor version of the software after discovering a few issues with the previous version."
Maybe I have a minor version of that experience from book tours or any public event.
The village is also regularly up in arms over building projects on Withinlee Road, which resembles a minor version of east London's Olympic site.
This stuff is a minor version of what goes on, on a far bigger and more important scale, with regard to climate change.
What Ezra is doing here is a minor version of the all too common sin of presenting what is, in political terms, a moderately left of center position and treating it as the obviously correct policy.
The male role in particular was more full of acting detail than ever before, and at first the whole work, too laden with charm, seemed far more like a minor version of Jerome Robbins's "Dances at Gathering".
And when Ouimette put the ball into his own net in some minor version of poetic justice, in the 84th minute, any sense that the floodgates had finally opened for the Red Bulls attack was mitigated by worries about what might happen in front of their own goal in the remaining moments.
What's more, the group was very active at the end of last year, during the whole fiscal cliff melodrama -- which posed minor versions of the threats that a debt ceiling default would put on steroids.
NSICD and ESIP instruct researchers to use a single identifier for growing datasets and include the access date in the citation; each major version of a revisable datasets gets a new identifier, but minor versions do not.
Other versions introduce minor variation on the "normal conditions" or "unless" clause, which does not bear on the main issues.
Bruce was introduced yesterday as the new coach of the Iowa Barnstormers of Arena Football 2, the minor league version of Arena Football.
This is even usually the case for the especially gifted players who sign a professional contract and get to wear, for a few precious games, the cherished uniform of a minor league version of the Yankees or Cubs.
