The phrase "are printed as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is displayed or represented in a specific format or style.
Example: "The final results are printed as a detailed report for review."
Alternatives: "are displayed as" or "are shown as".
In that room are several boxes containing cards on which Chinese characters of varying complexity are printed, as well as a manual that matches strings of Chinese characters with strings that constitute appropriate responses.
In those cases, the Constitution says, state lawmakers can vote on bills as soon as they are printed, as long as the governor sends the Legislature what is known as a "message of necessity," setting out the facts "which in his or her opinion necessitate an immediate vote".
In card I, participants have to name the right words as quickly as possible, in card II they have to name the right colors as quickly as possible and in card III they have to name the colors in which the words are printed as quickly as possible.
They are printed as they are ordered, so there is never a backlog of unsold books.
Godwin's company does the opposite, retaining the bumpiness indicated in the text where the soliloquies and asides are printed as indented paragraphs.
Her photographs, cataloging various "spontaneous shrines and impromptu memorials," as the show puts its, are printed as color photocopies, the more "to reflect the atmosphere of the memorials themselves," Ms. Molloy said.
"It ought to be printed as well as played," he said.
If you have yet to receive yours, it's printed, as is proper, on a monogrammed bordered correspondence card, in cursive.
Jeff Seroy, the publicity director at the house, said dust jackets without the Oprah logo would probably be printed "as long as there is a demand for that edition".
Ballots may be printed as early as today.
Silken Asian effects included scarves that were printed, as leather bags were engraved, with dragon symbols.
