The phrase "a further print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional copy or version of a document or image.
Example: "If you need a clearer version, I can provide you with a further print of the report."
Alternatives: "an additional print" or "a subsequent print".
The plaintiffs, backed by right-wing academics and journalists, also sought to block any further printing of the book.
This infuriated Kohl, who won a court case banning further print runs last year.
No further print copies of the above will be added to our collection.
The pending cuts, he said, stem from a further melding of print and digital, with almost all print writers and photographers producing original material for the Web.
In 1908, a limited print signed by Tayler and Lord Harris was created; further prints were made by Kent in 1990 and 2000, and each was signed by current players of their respective times, including Colin Cowdrey, E.W. Swanton, Les Ames and Matthew Fleming.
Periods with the Pelican Press (1919 21) and Cloister Press (1921 22) gave him further printing and typographic experience.
He took his efforts even further, printing high-capacity magazines like those that would be banned under recommendations proposed by President Obama and successfully testing them this month on a firing range south of Austin.
Paper stencils will have to be discarded when the screen is washed, so if you want to do lots of the same print, make several stencils at once for further printing sessions.
After Mr. Canevari finished his designs and pulled some prints, he physically bent the plates so that further printing would be impossible, and the plates would stand as art objects on their own.
The Turkish occupation of much of Hungary and the measures of the Counter-Reformation arrested further printing of the vernacular Bible, except in the semi-independent principality of Transylvania.
