"existing paper" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a paper or document that already exists, rather than one that is being newly created. Example: "To support my research, I will review existing papers on the topic before conducting my own experiments."
(As Elizabeth Kolbert has written, the existing paper trail is already pretty damning).
Dr Bacon is positive about digitisation too, and deplores the poor security and inefficiencies with existing paper records.
You will only have to add additional question groups that address areas not covered by the existing paper form questions.
The Treasury will also encourage, but not require, current holders to convert existing paper bonds into a book-entry or Internet account form.
(As Elizabeth Kolbert has written, the existing paper trail is already pretty damning). This wasn't some fishing expedition into an obscure or long-closed chapter of Pruitt's life.
One problem is that FEMA used a significant amount of funding to digitize existing paper maps, rather than fund new engineering studies to improve their accuracy.
Migration Observatory's director, Madeleine Sumption, has estimated that the complexities of the existing paper-based system means it could take 140 years to register all 3.5 million EU citizens in Britain at current rates of processing if they all apply.
Research with DuPont and others suggests that Ali-ITE can be made into sheets on existing paper-making equipment using less pulp, chemicals and energy than does standard paper.
The raw material for a case-based knowledge management system can often be found in existing paper-based systems.
Our results show that transcribing existing paper-based mathematics examinations into an electronic format is now feasible for a significant proportion of the questions as currently assessed.
To undertake this task, existing paper-based processes were re-engineered to accommodate the use of cloud-based BIM during construction.
