The phrase "a batch of printed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity of printed materials, such as documents, papers, or products that have been printed together.
Example: "We received a batch of printed flyers for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "a set of printed" or "a collection of printed".
When I printed 25 8-by-10 prints, I couldn't simply start the printer and watch the football game for an hour or two and come back and find a batch of prints.
Most of it is previously unseen and only recently unearthed, this most celebrated of celebrity photographers having gone through his archives of late and come up with a batch of prints that he himself hasn't laid eyes on in almost a generation.
For some, that won't be a problem, but it does make things a bit more of a challenge, requiring some upfront investment from the author to get a batch of books printed.
Amplified RNA samples were hybridized to six different batches of printed cDNA microarrays.
In the light of events in the US, design doyenne Katharine Hamnett (right) cancelled her show and printed a batch of slogan T-shirts in record time.
After Labour launched a tea mug with "controls on immigration" written on the side, the greens responded by printing a batch of "standing up for migrants" mug – which sold out within hours.
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That said: There's also talk about calling MTV's Catfish, and someone is making serious steps towards printing a batch of "Je Suis Katelin" T-shirts.
The trio autographed a batch of postal covers (stamped envelopes specially printed to commemorate the impending Moon walk) and gave them to their families with instructions to have the stamps postmarked the day the Eagle landed.
A batch number printed on the wrap indicated the week and year of production.
