"print component" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular component of a larger printed document or poster. For example, "The print component of our marketing campaign was a success."
It also has a print component, the work of the puckish publishing collaborative Dexter Sinister.
Next year, Corona Light plans to add a print component and more kiosk, bus and similar advertising outside the home to raise brand awareness, Mr. Sabia said.
The Whitney show has a print component that its Kennedy counterpart lacks: two sets of densely carved wood engravings made by Burchfield early in his career with the collaboration of the artist and wood engraver Julius J. Lankes.
In addition, Mr. Sherman said BBDO New York was "trying to bring this to life" by integrating a redesigned Web site that is "almost a direct distillation" of the print component.
Mr. Roca's mission is to expand — indeed to explode — received definitions: "Exposing the print component in sculptural, environmental, performance, pictorial and video works and highlighting their relevance to contemporary art" is his goal.
Gabel is also planning a feature so that designers can turn off the print component, and also plans a possible profit share of the print sales with the Pingg Studio community.
The campaign has broadcast and print components, with the print ads playing off the television commercials.
Just as the emergence of e-books means books may never go out of print, components could always remain available.
Most of the campaigns have print components, like magazine ads or movie posters, that can be scanned.
The stolen CAD files can be used to print components in exactly the same quality as the original component.
It should also be possible to use 3-D printers to print components needed to produce nuclear weapons, potentially even from fissile materials such as uranium or plutonium.
