The phrase "a hardcopy of" is a common phrase used in written English.
It generally refers to a physical printed copy of a document, or any other item. Example Sentence: I need a hardcopy of the report for my boss to review.
Potential participants were sent a hardcopy of the study procedure and consent form by mail.
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All respondents chose to complete the survey online (none completed and returned a hardcopy of the survey).
Should you require additional help or a hardcopy of one of these resources contact us at: UNICEF Zimbabwe 6 Fairbridge Avenue, Belgravia Harare Zimbabwe P.O.
Where participants are unable to complete follow-up self-report assessments online, a hardcopy of the assessment will be mailed to them for completion at home.
After participants had completed the syllogistic reasoning task, they completed the belief check, after which they filled out a hardcopy version of the BFNE and were debriefed.
The lecture material was given to the trainees as a hardcopy including a list of electronically available references.
Anja and her team are currently finishing the sixth issue of Vestoj, "On Failure," set to be released as a hardcopy issue in the near future, available for purchase online and at selected stockists viewable here.
Here's a format that generally works well: For a hardcopy book: "I am _____, the author and copyright owner of ____ published in hardcopy by ______ in (date).
Opportunity was provided to complete the survey electronically or print/mail a hardcopy.
