The phrase "according to paper" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is written or documented in a specific way, usually in contrast to what is seen or experienced firsthand. Example: According to the paper, the company's profits have increased by 20% in the last quarter. However, the employees have reported feeling overworked and underpaid.
This summer, Wall Street bankers were laying down black Amex cards for $1,500 Burner outfits at the Manhattan vintage-clothing boutique Screaming Mimis, according to Paper magazine.
But the numbers of archaea -- ancient organisms often found in hot places like those thought to exist on the ancient earth -- went in the opposite direction, declining from 63 to 60 to 52, according to paper by the same authors in the April 2002 issue of Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
The names of these vehicular things, according to paper tags dangling from them, were ones Detroit would never have thought up: "Peaudesoiemusic" and for the other, "Wetstarsescort," which sounded like the title of either a bebop album or a soft-core porn movie.
Europeans nurtured the sector because of perceived environmental and social benefits, while the United States supported standards, certification, research and education, treating the sector "primarily as an expanding market opportunity," according to paper written several years ago by Carolyn Dimitri and Lydia Oberholtzer, experts at the Agriculture Department.
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According to Paper 1, this difference is due to the different solar wind properties (this will also be confirmed later in this paper).
Now U.P.S. has agreed to create another 2,000 for the second year, according to papers filed on Thursday.
According to papers filed by the prosecution, Drake exceeded the authorized use of his N.S.A. computer in 2006 and 2007.
According to papers filed in housing court last fall, two years ago Spencer attacked another resident's dog, inflicting serious injuries.
According to papers released by the court, the report said, Madonna petitioned for divorce, citing Mr. Ritchie's "unreasonable behavior".
Hydrogen storing technology, however, does have potential, according to papers published on the technology since the 1970s.
