"postal letter" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a letter that is sent through the postal service, as opposed to an email or other electronic form of communication. Example: I received a beautiful floral-patterned envelope in the mail today. Inside was a handwritten postal letter from my aunt, who lives in another state.
In the case of a postal letter, the contents are the letter itself; the metadata are the information on the outside of the envelope.
"Our site is a site in which parents can send a personalized postal letter from Santa to their children," explained Tara Moynihan, a spokeswoman for Santaclaus.itgo.com.itgo.com
"Ninety-five percent of the Yemeni population has never received a postal letter," he says.
It is our experience that the questionnaire "Barnhöft" can be sent as a postal letter with a paper format questionnaire to the participant but with the recommendation that a parent/caretaker or a close relative should be giving assistance, especially for the children below 11 years of age.
Email, postal letter, fax, and telephone contacts were used to reach GPs.
In the case of an invalid e-mail address, an invitation will be sent by postal letter.
— that not only is it recognized by the U.N. but its members still communicate via postal letters and must be interviewed before joining.
That has been the rule since the 19th century for postal letters, and it has been the rule since 1979 for phone calls.
Parents used to get postal letters, which arrived long after the memory of a problem had disappeared from a camper's mind.
Answers from the examination were handed over directly to the laboratory instructor, except for those who participated via a link who used postal letters to submit theirs.
Foster parents of the 396 eligible children received postal letters with detailed information about the study, as well as instructions on how to complete the DAWBA interview online.
