The phrase "a free print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a print that is provided at no cost, such as in a promotional context or an offer.
Example: "If you sign up for our newsletter, you'll receive a free print of your choice."
Alternatives: "complimentary print" or "no-cost print".
It's hard to believe that Beat, a free print publication with top fashion photographers shooting its covers, actually exists, let alone exists under the radar.
In it, he travelled around Britain for 14 months, stopping in 22 locations to offer people a free print of themselves in return for having their portrait taken.
If your job fails because of a printer-specific issue, such as a printer jam, PawPrint will not automatically credit you for a free print.
During the 2017 general election, Banksy briefly offered people a free print of the artwork if they voted against the Conservative party, until he was made aware that he risked being censured by the Electoral Commission.
Its flagship Shortlist had a free print circulation of 531,733 in the six months to December 2012, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures – up from 462,731 five years ago.
Colonial Williamsburg This Week, a free print publication, contains up-to-date listings of re-enactments, but don't miss the Governor's Palace, home to royal governors (and Patrick Henry) and the Bruton Parish Church (one of the oldest Episcopal churches in America).
Users who paid for the old app are eligible to receive a free (printed) Zagat guide.
To use HP ePrint, a free printing app, you'll need a networked HP printer or any supported HP printer with an internet connection.
Now it has a monthly, free print circulation of more than 1.2 million worldwide.
And for summer, Harwell has created a free downloadable print of an octopus that turns a toilet paper tube into an eight-armed toy.
To that end, Readings now run two prizes – for adults' and childrens' books – along with a book blog regularly updated with reviews, and a free monthly print publication written mostly by the staff.
