The phrase "read electronically" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "The book is available to read electronically on our website."
Otherwise, most of us will read most of what we read electronically.
Worn inside a jacket pocket, the card can be read electronically at the lift turnstile.
And we have not yet reached a stage where all the new books you might want to read electronically are readily available.
ENIAC had used plugboards, which had the advantage of enabling the instructions to be read electronically, rather than by much slower mechanical card readers, but it also had the disadvantage of making ENIAC very hard to program.
The measures seem to be reasonably effective, though e-passports that get wedged open slightly by keys or loose change can still be read electronically from a distance.Slightly open passports could leave holders vulnerable to physical attack.
But in troubling news for tablet makers, the study also found that the subjects under 30 who read electronically were more likely to read books on a cellphone or a computer.
Wal-Mart employees clock in and out by swiping their identity badges, which the time clock reads electronically.
That said, more and more, Americans are reading electronically, and, with the improvements in cellular technology, this reading is increasingly on cell phones.
I don't like reading electronically, and I like to read lying down.
I don't read anything electronically.
This is partly because of the introduction of the Apple iPad, which could become a ubiquitous device to watch shows and movies and read books electronically.
