"ready to print" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to a document, file, or design that is finalized and can be printed without any further edits or changes. Example: "The report is finally ready to print after weeks of revisions and editing."
If yes, then you are ready to print.
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Steidl, who referred to the book as "the art work," was now ready to print.
Once it's ready to print, it is sent to the printer via some backend such as IPP.
Its president, Mario Draghi, hinted the ECB was ready to print more money and cut borrowing costs, to counter those headwinds.
When you are ready to print the envelope, enter "0" in the Pages box in the Page Range section of the Print menu.
In view of traditional barcodes requiring an additional barcode area on the printed page, directly hiding data in special ready-to-print halftone images (image barcodes) is a more attractive alternative.
With the objective of the formulation of ready-to-print stable water-based inks of supercapacitive MnO2, selected surfactants have been used as reactants for the synthesis of manganese oxide powders.
You'll find all manner of ready-to-print objects on the Shapeways site, like decorative egg holders, odd art pieces, an iPod Shuffle neckband and jewelry.
Thus, the multiple-cantilever SPTs can function as pre-loaded, ready-to-print biomolecular ink cartridges and are capable of depositing multiple proteins simultaneously with uniform spot sizes and protein coverage.
These attractive ready-to-print 200 high frequency words from phonics letters and sounds will also be useful in the primary classroom.
