The phrase "a print statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in programming contexts to refer to a command that outputs text or data to the console or screen.
Example: "In Python, you can use a print statement to display the result of your calculations."
Alternatives: "a display command" or "an output statement".
On a nearby wall, a printed statement in English read, "Economic independence is a central aim of the revolution.
"There's been much talk in the media about national identity," the artist declares in a printed statement.
According to a printed statement issued by the officials at halftime, Johnson was ejected for unsportsmanlike behavior.
On Wednesday, barraged by calls from reporters to his office and home in New Haven, he issued a printed statement.
In a printed statement the leaders vowed to put aside their disputes and focus on fighting American-led forces in Afghanistan.
Mr. Daschle's withdrawal was announced jointly by the president and Mr. Daschle in a printed statement handed out to reporters at the White House.
"With the end of the stimulus checks, we know consumers are spending more cautiously," Eduardo Casthe-Wright, the company's domestic president, said in a printed statement.
"This quantum leap means AccuWeather.com users can find accurate, detailed forecasts for up to 360 hours in the future," Dr. Myers said in a printed statement.
He was told that… Laundryman sends bill with an extra charge of seventeen cents, a printed statement stated: "A slight addition to the processing charges is made to cover….
By Katherine Sproehnle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 25 , 1941P. 11 Laundryman sends bill with an extra charge of seventeen cents, a printed statement stated: "A slight addition to the processing charges is made to cover additional costs not included in the price".
