"standard version" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "I purchased the standard version of the software, but an upgraded version is available for an extra fee."
It ran rings around the standard version.
The standard version of Digital ROC sells for $50.
This is now the standard version of the text.
The standard version, though, goes something like this.
Those familiar with the standard version of Irish-American history might be surprised by these letters.
The standard version with a hard drive costs $349 and is a better long-term investment.
The composer had to revise it twice before arriving at today's standard version.
"Don't judge us by a standard version of democracy like you learn in the States.
Cost: £125 if you pre-order the standard version; £350 to buy the limited edition version.
The standard version of Belmokhtar's career as an Islamist leader is easy to summarise.
Pepper-crusted tuna sashimi was a standard version that set off no fireworks.
