The phrase "slim version" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a smaller or more compact version of something. Example: "I prefer the slim version of the new phone because it fits better in my pocket."
Sony sold different versions of the original PS3, with various hard disk sizes, and the revised Slim version now on sale also comes with a variety of hard disks.
Cassius, Minghella's elegant assistant, who resembles a slim version of Orson Welles playing Othello, has been looking after me and making conversation when a tall, rangy man with a white beard passes through.
You can use "Slide Over", which brings in a slim version of an app for quick access, if you just want to write an email or send a message; "Split View", which puts two fully-functioning apps side-by-side; and on videos you can click the little button in the bottom-right corner of the screen to send it into picture-in-picture mode.
This is the new slim version that's Kinect-ready.
Some rumors are swirling regarding a possible "slim" version of the Xbox 360.
I preferred the slim version, but mainly because I hate carrying around a big wallet.
Carroll &Graf agreed that the slimmer version was more appropriate for paperback,Mr.
A "bear" is a sturdy, hairy gay man, while an "otter" is a slimmer version of a bear.
This week in the magazine, Daniel Mendelsohn reviews a new, slimmer version of Homer's Iliad, translated by Stephen Mitchell.
When he finally arrives half an hour late, it is a much slimmer version of the cricketing Flintoff.
Meanwhile, a new, slimmer version of its PlayStation 3 video game console and recent price cuts are expected to bolster sales in its game division.
