The phrase "this version includes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to discuss the features of a particular version of something. For example: "This version of the software includes new tools for creating presentations."
This version includes Internet Explorer 11 but not the Edge browser or Cortana digital assistant, which are still being developed.
This version includes a new rap number that, like a lot of the contemporary jokes, somehow strikes a corny note.
One of the aims of WikiHouse is to make sustainable, energy efficient homes more accessible and this version includes a number of innovations that bring this goal closer.
It's a strangely shaped band, lacking in low-range: after several lineup changes and several records, this version includes two electric guitars, tenor saxophone and drums.
This version includes a scene I'm pretty sure I've never seen staged, in which Juliet's "former fiancé" Paris engages in an act of self-pleasure over her corpse ("or something").
And the scenery (by Anna Louizos), which in this version includes a "Beauty and the Beast -like forest through which walks a "Lord of the Rings"-style giant tree creature who appears in the very first scene.
A number of ballet companies have now danced this version (including the Paris Opera and Kirov ballets).
After Ono married John Lennon, Simon & Schuster published a new edition of "Grapefruit," though this version included some editorial revisions and additions — the most prominent among the latter being a short foreword authored by Lennon.
Comparisons of this version, including new algorithms or algorithm linkages, with the earlier GWLF versions, show that all the new algorithms improve model accuracy in low-flow months; the linear function approach linking the leakage process has the best effect.
Other new features in this version include Portable Native Client support in Chrome and ChromeOS, as well as support for URL handlers and directory access for apps.
This version included Arabic number writing to the exponentiation and radicals operations, mean of nine items for each school year, yielding a preliminary version of the Arithmetic Subtest of the TDE-II containing a total of 102 items.
