"prepare for print" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You would use it when getting a document ready for printing. For example, "I need to prepare for print the report for the staff meeting."
Only when a fresh editor, Andy Parsons, reread the story in preparing for print publication did someone notice the inconsistency and take it out.
Collotype presses consist essentially of a bed bearing the glass plate prepared for printing, an impression cylinder carrying the sheet to be printed on its outer surface, and a system of ink rollers.
Since multiple types of cells embedded within the same or different polymers need to be printed in parallel, many bioinks need to be prepared for each print.
We added items to our debate dashboard in real time, all the while preparing for a print deadline that fell all-too-soon after the debate ended.
The fully developed conte crayon-and-charcoal drawings for "Evening Wind" and "East Side Interior," shown along with the etchings themselves, reveal part of Hopper's painstaking method of preparing for a print.
A virtual patch that accurately matches the patient's VSD will be designed and both models will be prepared for 3D printing.
(And if some London papers can champion independence for Catalonia, why can't they do the same beyond Hadrian's Wall?) Gannett, grinding staff down around its chain empire, putting TV interests before print, must prepare for a long, gritty fight – especially one in which its new baby threatens to bite lumps out of its old Herald.
The tool can take virtually any 3D model in the standard OBJ, STL, 3DS, Collada and KMZ formats and prepare them for printing.
To prepare cells for printing, adherent cell lines were washed with PBS, trypsinized (0.25% Trypsin in EDTA, Invitrogen) until detached (typically 2 5 min), and resuspended in PBS.
Prepress technicians prepare pages for printing as well as create the plates used during the printing process.
