The phrase "fewer printed" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when referring to a countable noun, but "printed" in this context is not a countable noun.
Example: "We have fewer printed materials than last year."
Alternatives: "less printed" or "reduced print quantity".
From the late 17th until the mid-18th century, except for some stylistic changes and the addition of a few printed rather than hand-applied colours, print production remained basically unchanged.
A few printed magnetograms were available, however, in published data books (stored in NGDC) of Cape Town (−33.3° gm. lat)., Greenwich (53.3°), and Niemeg (51.7°).
From looking through the first few printed pages she sent to me, featuring a mass of small contact photographs, I was immediately struck by a body of work of terrific quality and amazing potential.
My niece and nephews reading an expensive, (I could only afford to have a few printed) hardcover copy of "Glory in the Morning".
Although array CGH has relatively few printed elements on the arrays, the strength of this technique is the high spatial resolution [ 13].
But there are fewer and fewer print and television movie critics around.
At Hermès, Véronique Nichanian was also in a cooler mood, with less color and fewer prints than usual.
The Pew Project found that, in the first two months of the Obama and Clinton Presidencies, Obama was the dominant figure in far fewer print news stories than Clinton.
This is bad news for makers of film and paper, such as Kodak and Fuji, because people with digital cameras take more pictures, but make fewer prints.
For instance, there are fewer print ads and more online ads, Ms. Lowris says, and the ads will be displayed on the corcoran.com Web site as well.
