The phrase "a color copy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a reproduction of a document or image that is printed in color rather than black and white.
Example: "Please provide me with a color copy of the report for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a color reproduction" or "a color print".
(Illustrated with a color copy of the painting).
"What was the gentleman's purpose of being among the special forces and what he is doing today, I so far cannot answer," General Nogovitsyn said, holding up what he said was a color copy of the passport.
There are no copies of the book in England, and he wonders if they might make a color copy, for which he would be happy to cover the cost.
(Illustrated with a color copy of the painting) View Article By Masha Gessen By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey By Masha Gessen By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick.
"If you want to preserve it for future generations, you should also make a color copy of the newspaper on ultra-high-quality paper, which won't degrade as fast," said Ron Shuma, a professional organizer who runs A+ Organizing in New York.
We took a color copy of the packaging and scanned it in, Blakely says.
Mr. Mattina opened his center in 2004, after years of working as a color-copying consultant.
But flAshing your panties after mojito No. 9 nine won't.
His company, ColorCentric, situated near Xerox's Rochester offices, handles customers like Lulu.com, which charges $20 for one color copy of a 100-page photo album.
Mr. Weir, a future Academy Award winner, worked two weeks on the film, on location and in the editing room, where Mr. Buckley recalls working in black-and-white because of lack of money for a color cutting copy.
Place a strip of packaging tape across the part of the color copy that you would like to transfer.
