He keeps an electronic copy of his investigation files with him at all times, even outside of work.
Doctors would have to provide patients with "an electronic copy" of their health information, including diagnostic test results, on request.
The panel asked the agency to hand over an electronic copy of the data to ensure that it would not be destroyed.
One of us posted an electronic copy of the book and invited others to download it and (at another member's suggestion) send a check to the author.
What to do? I'd never before owned a real copy and an electronic copy of the same book, and I was curious to see which one I'd choose.
It reveals that Williams based his draft on an electronic copy of an even earlier document sent to him by the CIC.
The company proposed to digitize the entire collection free of charge, and give the library an electronic copy of each of its books.
O.K., how about a signed electronic copy of the cartoon with either the original caption or with one of the captions that you like below.
Whilst the electronic copy of a prescription carries the dosage instructions, the paper copy, which is used for actually dispensing the medication, does not.
In some cases, having an electronic copy of a print book is also useful because it is easier to search the digital version by key words and phrases.
The voting-machine keeps an electronic copy of this receipt and later sends it in for counting and posting on the official election website.
