The word "binder" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "binder" to refer to a type of folder or notebook used to contain loose papers and documents. Example sentence: She kept all her important documents in a binder.
Z Corporation uses the printing heads in its machine to squirt a liquid binder onto a bed of white powder, but only in the areas where the layer needs to be solid.
The powder can be spread as a thin layer onto the build tray and solidified with a squirt of liquid binder.
As the Silverstein consortium had only recently signed its lease from the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, the policy was a so-called binder agreement a preliminary arrangement, to be finalised within a few months.
But when he examined its egg-based binder (the material that holds pigments together to form paint) using GCMS, he found that its organic molecules had not oxidised as would have been expected, given the stated age of the painting.
The final document was still not agreed when the attacks happened, but there was a binder in place.
Jenni Grey, a British binder, interprets it with a green velvet binding minutely stitched with beads and shimmering threads in a subtle and evocative design.
He was always on the move, with his worldly goods strapped to his back: a laptop, bundles of e-mails, a ring-binder, three shirts.
By examining all three forces, Mr Hamilton casts new light on the master's life and work.Born in 1791, Faraday started out as an apprentice book-binder, reading everything that passed across his desk.
In design, the combine is essentially a binder-type cutting device that delivers the grain to a threshing machine modified to work as it moves across the field.
The tableau system of Blackburn (2000) is the basis for a decision procedure for the binder-free fragment of hybrid logic given in Bolander and Braüner (2006).
Thus λvβ is a variable-binder, like ∀vβ or ∃vβ (but with a quite different meaning, of course); λ is known as an abstraction operator.
