The phrase "a fresh print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a newly created or recently produced print, such as a document, photograph, or artwork.
Example: "I just received a fresh print of the latest report, and I can't wait to review it."
Alternatives: "a new print" or "a recent print".
Have a manicure in a fresh print from Prada's spring line.
Playing, in a fresh print, at Film Forum through Nov. 16.
I saw a fresh print of Jean-Luc Godard's Contempt, which is playing through Thursday at Film Forum.
As a visual experience, the digital transfer, reconstructed, apparently, with great effort, is simply not equal to the film in a fresh print.
Too many movies are sent out into theaters with little more than a fresh print of an old negative and advertised as restored, he said.
That will change on Friday, when Rialto Pictures (the company behind the theatrical rerelease of "Nights of Cabiria" and "Grand Illusion") brings it back to the Film Forum in Manhattan with a fresh print and newly translated subtitles.
In this study, a framework for performance-based laboratory testing of cementitious mixtures for construction-scale 3D printing is developed, where workability of a fresh "printing mixture" is studied in terms of print quality, shape stability, and printability window.
The chain showing the movie has shipped a damaged print to your theater and given a nice fresh print to a theater that is higher on the company food chain.
He is delighted that Dimension is rereleasing the film, with a new soundtrack, a new print and fresh English dubbing.
In the mud behind him, very clear and large, was a fresh leopard print.
"We didn't have a weapon or bear spray, and we realized we weren't alone" — a revelation made unambiguous by a fresh grizzly print.
