The phrase "as handwritten" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is written in a style that resembles or is similar to handwriting.
Example: "Please submit your application as handwritten to ensure it reflects your personal touch."
Alternatives: "in a handwritten style" or "written by hand".
It will also give so-called digital signatures the same legal status as handwritten signatures.
It's unfortunate, then, that the book's designer, Robert Currie, has set her text as handwritten block capitals.
The anthology also includes three poems by the American nurse Mary Borden which have only previously existed as handwritten drafts.
David Kat, who co-created the app, describes Van Gogh's letters used in the tour as "handwritten, sketch-like, quick thoughts".
But sadly for them, they lived in an age when such writings were only available as handwritten copies of manuscripts rather than as true publications and there were no journals in which to place shorter pieces of work.
Its research says that most people refer to their handwritten notes as handwritten notes, and never bother retyping them into the computer so that they can edit, copy, paste, format and use a spelling checker.
Passed in 1997, the German Signature Law the first of its kind in the world basically sets up encryption procedures that makes a digital signature as legally binding as a handwritten one.
This will be her first novel since "The Tales of Beedle the Bard," published first as a handwritten books in 2007, then as a standard edition in 2008.
A thank-you email can work as well, but handwritten notes are so rare today and can really be that added, memorable touch in helping you land a job.
There is no better way to practice an elegant act as a handwritten note; they are beautiful in nature as they are personal.
Technologies that enable computers to interpret voice and handwriting, for instance, could eliminate the simplest "data capture" jobs, such as converting handwritten documents into electronic form.
