The phrase "and in the printed" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing printed materials, publications, or documents, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The information is available online and in the printed version of the report."
Alternatives: "and in the publication" or "and in the document".
His article is being published again by Nature — online yesterday and in the printed journal today — along with itemized changes in the text and an addendum by him and his colleagues.
Its authorship is attributed to 'a masquerader' and in the printed version the masque precedes the play, although it is performed last.
Other writings from 1936-2003 can be found in the Non-Academic Works Subseries below, and in the Printed Materials Series, which houses reprints of almost all published articles by Modigliani.
YogaFit reached its audience with ads in health and fitness magazines and in the printed publications of various fitness industry groups.
And, in the printed program, Michelson, providing some explanation for her piece's title, included a quote from George Balanchine about American dancers and their ability to "express clean emotion in a manner that might almost be termed angelic".
I will take some satisfaction in the leafy jungles and the towering sunflowers ahead and in the printed pages to come, but that is just frippery or ephemeral conceit.
A content analysis was used to describe the association between psychiatric disorders and aggression in the printed media in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
All advertising in the printed and audio-visual media has prior approval of the Institutional Review Board.
Study findings will be disseminated in the printed media, and learned forums.
This kind of moisture content change occurs in copying machines and in the printing process, for example.
WE HAD a fine time, here on the blog, and in the print paper, lamenting the loss of Milton Friedman.
