The phrase "also on paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is true or valid in theory or documentation, not just in practice.
Example: "The proposal looks great and seems feasible, but we need to ensure it works also on paper before moving forward."
Alternatives: "in theory" or "in principle".
But also, on paper, I am well-published.
Precedents for Swoon's work include various forms of 80's street-oriented art: Keith Haring's chalk figures (which were also on paper), Richard Hambleton's Ab Ex figures and Martin Wong's lovingly exact depictions of tenements and graffiti.
Because the works are mostly paintings and drawings on silk or paper, plus polychrome woodcuts also on paper, most can only be taken out of their caches for a limited period — three months at the most.
The youths' questionnaires were completed around the same time by their caregiver and case manager, mostly online, but also on paper, and returned in a sealed envelope.
The complete visualization is readable on an interactive display; to keep it readable also on paper, we selected a subset of topics for which the sum of probabilities given the documents is the highest.
The STEP-BD Blank Mood Chart, which was developed by Sachs and coworkers (available at http://hppt://www.manicdepressive.org/images/samplechart.gif) is a self-rating instrument providing data also on paper sheets.
Sendak also created costumes for ballets and staged operas, including the Czech opera "Brundibar," which he also put on paper with collaborator Pulitzer-winning playwright Tony Kushner in 2003.
Be familiar with the journal literature and the popular sources that are also available on paper.
The earliest of these works, also charcoal on paper, is called Tree.
Each test was also printed on paper for students who prefer handwritten assessments.
The other man, with the pipe and the more Gallic profile, also appears on paper but hasn't been conclusively identified.
