The phrase "a hard copy document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical printed version of a document, as opposed to a digital or electronic version.
Example: "Please submit a hard copy document of your report by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "a printed document" or "a physical document".
The Mirell Company acquired professional-grade O.C.R., or optical character recognition, software, which accurately recognizes and digitizes every character in a hard-copy document.
"Once we have a hard-copy document, we can then go back and look at databases and put in search criteria, and to be able to actually come up with the original electronic version," he said.
Take a picture of any hard copy documents you want to fax that are not stored in your cloud, on your phone or in your email.
In the event that mistakes are made in data entry or in saving data to the new system, keep all hard copy documents, such as invoices, client records, employee information and other documents containing important details.
We live in a world where the important information about our lives – or as I call it, your "life and legacy" – is a collection of scattered hard copy documents, files tucked away in emails or disparate folders on long forgotten hard drives, or passwords preserved in our mind.
Fixed costs were a video-otoscope (Flexiscope Microvision ENT Camera, Inline Systems) and a document camera used to transmit images of hard copy documents such as hearing tests and X-rays.
Martin was secretly arrested in August after an FBI search of his vehicle and residence found "hard copy documents and digital information stored on various devices," including "classified documents obtained from sensitive intelligence" from 2014, according to an unsealed Justice Department complaint.
Catalyst stressed that excellent user experiences were vital to the platform's success, otherwise the idea would never have survived in a world dominated by email, face-to-face meetings, and hard copy documents.
