The phrase "are printed in different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing items that are produced or displayed in various formats, styles, or types.
Example: "The labels for the products are printed in different colors to help customers easily identify them."
Alternatives: "are displayed in various" or "are produced in different".
Only Revolutions has to be periodically turned upside down and read from back to front; certain letters and classes of things are printed in different coloured inks and font-weights; each page has marginalia in tiny type alluding to historical events of the past century; some pages are marked with inscrutable blobs.
However, precisely speaking, when I make a print, I use color paper and all the cities are printed in different colors, if you look carefully.
Alexis Petridis "Of course, in some ways this is a more traditional narrative than his novel Gould's Book of Fish, which was printed in different coloured inks".
Intended to be printed in different magazines, it would be different each time, since it consists of a list of information about itself: its own typeface, the magazine's paper stock and page size, and the area of paper occupied by type or left empty, as well as the number of nouns, adverbs, adjectives and numbers needed to convey this information.
The polymers were printed in different series of experimental design: nylon on polyamide 66 (PA66) fabrics, polylactic acid (PLA) on PA66 fabric, PLA on PLA fabric, and finally nanosize carbon black/PLA (CB/PLA) and multi-wall carbon nanotubes/PLA (CNT/PLA) nanocomposites on PLA fabrics.
Although the CRFs were printed in different languages, the structure of the fields was maintained to permit generation of a single database containing data from all sites.
Participants are required to first name colours (Colour), then read colour name words (Word); and then name ink colours when the names of colours are printed in a different (non-corresponding/incongruent) colour ink.
In the interference condition, the words Blue, Yellow, Green, and Red are printed in a different color ink than the colors of the words' name and the child is instructed to name the color ink the word is printed in, rather than to read the word.
The third condition, Inhibition, is the traditional Stroop paradigm where colors are printed in letters with a different color than the word names, creating interference when the respondent is asked to report the printed color.
At the same time that we identified a recombinant antibody to a particular protein, a global-binding profile is simultaneously generated because different antibodies produced against different proteins are printed in the same array, permitting the selection of only highly specific, non cross-reactive antibodies.
They first appear in two vertical paintings exhibited side by side, where they are printed in similar scales but with quite different results in tone and texture.
