The phrase "a printed notice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a physical document that conveys information or an announcement.
Example: "The school posted a printed notice on the bulletin board regarding the upcoming parent-teacher meeting."
Alternatives: "a written announcement" or "a physical notice".
Incidental Intelligence: A printed notice in all rooms of a motel outside Nashville, Tennessee, reads.
In the firm's Paris office there is a printed notice above the men's loo: "Veuillez viser juste, s'il vous plait.
Arriving at the bar, they were horrified to find a locked door and a printed notice which said it was shut because of "a family emergency concerning management".
By M. J. Huffman and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 8 , 1956P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: A printed notice in all rooms of a motel outside Nashville, Tennessee, reads.
A transatlantic traveller tells us that on a T.W.A. flight he took last week the sheep were separated from the goats by means of a printed notice on his boarding pass: "If it's a movie flight, the film you choose at check-in time determines where you sit.
By Miriam Gabo and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, January 21 , 1974P. 24 A transatlantic traveller tells us that on a T.W.A. flight he took last week the sheep were separated from the goats by means of a printed notice on his boarding pass: "If it's a movie flight, the film you choose at check-in time determines where you sit.
Perhaps the most dramatic single moment was last Monday's anticipatory, when Associated Rediffusion inserted a rudely printed notice to announce the Israeli invasion.
I see only one piece of prisoner graffiti, a rather half-hearted scribble on an A4 printed notice (to avoid causing permanent damage): "Fuck the rules" (only the pen has stopped working, so all that's really legible is Fuck the r).
What the complainant contends for embraces not only the right to sell the copies, but to qualify the title of a future purchaser by the reservation of the right to have the remedies of the statute against an infringer because of the printed notice of its purpose so to do unless the purchaser sells at a price fixed in the notice.
Manly Library said the printed notice, which was placed in a plastic stand on a bookshelf in the library, was a prank and that an internal review was underway.
The New Yorker, November 7 , 1953P. 33 British Intelligence: Printed notice in the baggage room of an English railway station.
