The phrase "retrieve paper" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to refer to locating or getting back a paper or document. For example, "I need to retrieve the paper I submitted last week."
The six publishers--which publish 80% of the world's top 1240 biomedical journals--have agreed to let WHO set up an Internet portal through which approved institutions can retrieve papers.
We will retrieve papers indexed by PubMed which contain the string "Wilms tumor" in their title.
In the first stage, source collection, teams retrieve papers from PubMed and the main difference lies in the number of papers to be curated, which is heavily dependent on the curation resource of each individual group.
Make sure you have everything you need to bring, and know where everything is stored so you can retrieve papers easily.
"Hello Scott, this is Susan Finnegan from ABC. Can you take a few minutes to talk about an employment offer?" Scott asked if Susan wouldn't mind holding briefly while he retrieved paper and pen.
When retrieving paper counts or authors, we did not exclude special types of publication.
The relevance of each of the papers identified was judged independently by two of us (SB and JB) based on the title or abstract and then the retrieved paper.
We reviewed the references cited in the retrieved articles and then searched the bibliographies of these retrieved papers.
In 1968, Mr. Conrad drew Gov. Ronald Reagan of California on his knees retrieving papers marked "law and order," "patriotism," and "individual liberty," from under the feet of former Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama, a presidential candidate.
During the second selection stage, we read the abstract from each of the retrieved papers.
