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The phrase "and a print of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical copy or reproduction of an image, document, or artwork.
Example: "I would like to order a canvas painting and a print of the original artwork."
Alternatives: "and a copy of" or "and a reproduction of".
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This one is bright and cheery, with lush plants, pale walls and a print of a pineapple.
Other items in the goodie bags are handcrafted willow baskets, personalised Nato coasters, a bottle of Penderyn whisky, woollen socks, and a print of Newport's transporter bridge.
Feeling deprived of worthwhile films, in 1973 they rented a dance studio, a projector and a print of Satyajit Ray's "Pather Panchali". Through word of mouth, "suddenly we were in business," Ms. Sky said.
Although the duo's sense of fun came out in poppy oversized clutches reading "Forever, no?" and a print of mechanical parts of a clock, the overall feeling was a little po-faced.
Her office on West 34th Street has a box of tissues, a stuffed bear and a print of Monet's water lilies, all the usual trappings of a therapist's office.
Ms. Archs, a lovely young Spaniard who delights in lively clothes, stuck to the established Ungaro script, which is to say a lot of pink minidresses with swirling fan pleats and a print of leopard spots that dissolved into polka dots on cropped pants.
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This kind of output is potentially useful in a clinical setting, where a medical professional can consecutively run a task and an analysis, and add a print of the results to a patient's file.
Please bring two copies of your resume, cover letter, and a print out of your LinkedIn Page to these meetings.
Within days, William Henry Toms (active 1724-1765) engrandd and published a print of the tragedy.
You might see a vortice in water, and also a print of that in rock, because that vortice has been operating in that place for hundreds of years.
Hollywood is interested in digital cinema because it would eliminate the $2,000 that it costs to make and ship a print of a film to a theater.
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