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Discover LudwigThe phrase "print run" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the number of copies of a publication that are printed at one particular time. For example, "The new book had a print run of 10,000 copies."
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The handsome printed version, with a print run of about 7000, is a must-see.
An edition, a print run?
Each has a 50,000 print run.
Its usual print run is 60,000.
The week after, the print run was more than 5m.
Its print run of 3m sold out within hours.
After his first print run, Upham rapidly expanded his inventory.
The average print run per title was less than two.
Here, too, the first print run sold quickly.
Armageddon has an initial print run of three million.
The book's first print run was 50,000.
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