The phrase "a signed bill of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to a document that has been officially signed, often related to legislation or agreements.
Example: "The president has just received a signed bill of approval from Congress."
Alternatives: "an endorsed bill of" or "a ratified bill of".
He quarreled with Congress over an eventually signed bill to aid police in capturing criminals, and signed into law a measure to improve the nation's highway system.
After some byplay, the spectator would discover that the bill was no longer there, whereupon Scott would pull from his own pocket a small metal tube, secured with a padlock, and remove the signed bill.
A signed dollar bill went for $418.88 (talk about inflation!).
Charlie Smith (Co-Founder of Trevor's Trek Foundation), Trevor Schaefer (Founder of Trevor's Trek Foundation), and Senator Mike Crapo with the signed bill.
If in negotiable form it also conveys title to the goods, and goods will only be cleared by the shipping company at destination against sender of a signed original of the bill of lading.
If in negotiable form it also conveys title to the goods and the goods will only be released by the shipping company at destination against surrender of a signed original of the bill of lading.
When we first spoke, he had just concluded a brief and somewhat disastrous press rollout of a new Web site whose "Juice Shop" allows a visitor to load up a shopping cart with items like a signed replica of a Bills jersey ($349) and "various" autographed photos ($100).
Mr. Becker of Rutgers said any papers bearing the gubernatorial letterhead are considered state property and should be housed in Trenton, including original copies of signed bills and correspondence with legislators.
Missing from the governor's stack of signed bills were two controversial measures on which aides said he has not yet made a decision.
In the last two months alone, the Republican governors of Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio and Vermont have announced initiatives or signed bills that will push their states to increase their use of renewable energy.
