The phrase "print letters" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The printer is broken, so I can't print the letters for the mailing right now.
People still print letters and flip through pages of magazines.
Daily, newspapers print letters decrying the situation and demanding better from elected officials.
For personalized touches, print letters onto transfer paper and iron them onto plain white cotton before stitching them on.
My aim was to print letters from all periods of Amis's life and to a range of his correspondents.
And whether or not we know it, everyone who uses a computer has become a type consumer, simply by dint of choosing whether to print letters or post an e-mail message in Helvetica, Verdana, Arial, Courier or any of the other typefaces that are dished out for free with software.
When I first saw this ploy, I wondered how the weathercaster trained herself to print letters backward on a map with New England on the left and California on the right.
Instead, I point people in the direction of brilliant resources such as moneysavingexpert with its easy-to-print letters.
It also prints letters of support from around the world.
He printed letters James wrote, railing against Reconstruction.
The left wrist bore printed letters that said "NGU".
A number of lead alloyed printing letters in the collection of the Museum Plantin-Moretus show corrosion problems.
