The word "digitalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb used to mean convert (something) into digital form or make (something) digital. For example, "The company digitalized their sales process to streamline efficiency."
Every library that has digitalized its card catalogue has found a sharp increase in the demand for its paper-bound books.
Now that books are being digitalized at the rate of many million a year, primarily by Google, the question of how people will read is not as difficult as you seem to believe.
It is the first switched, digitalized, fibre-optic, multimedia, interactive tv system.
So mixed in with cool khaki shorts, parachute jackets and a beautiful white linen suit were digitalized LV monogram florals and muted prints based on Chinese zodiac animals and tattoos.
Cannes this year includes a tribute to the past: Georges Méliès's "Le Voyage dans la lune" or A Trip to the Moon, a 1902 classic that has been digitalized, remasterized and restored to its original color, added by hand.
Burberry would not disclose whether its archive had been digitalized.
But by the time the runway has been digitalized and delivered on line, it will surely look much more exciting — and make an instant virtual global tour.
"Memory — memories of holidays, of Italy, of India," Giambattista Valli said backstage after a strong collection in which linear outfits mapped the body with squares of different fabrics and textures, using faded, digitalized prints of those past events.
Two decades ago, the Book Review ran an essay, "The End of Books," in which the novelist Robert Coover questioned whether print could survive the age of "video transmissions, cellular phones, fax machines, computer networks, and in particular out in the humming digitalized precincts of avant-garde computer hackers, cyberpunks and hyperspace freaks".
In 1995, after a prolonged and fairly uneventful sojourn into digitalized still photography, Mr. Campus returned to video, and it's good to have him back.
