The phrase "support printing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability or functionality of a system, device, or software to facilitate printing tasks.
Example: "The new software update will enhance support printing for various file formats."
Alternatives: "assist with printing" or "enable printing".
While emails can be printed with PawPrint in the same way as any other document, PawPrint does not currently support printing by emailing a document to a printing address.
Not all apps support printing.
Students can print in black and white or color using Multi-Functional Devicesupportsuprintinginting, copying and scanning.
Their focus on social good initiatives even led to a new technologic innovation: the first 3G enabled printer to support printing from a cell phone.
The total cost of the pilot was $160,000 over two years, this included; NP and practice nurse release time, payment for GP's and nurses to attend regular planning meetings, patient transport, blood tests, administration costs, clinical and electronic equipment and support, printing and development of resources, administration and reporting time.
Once the drivers are installed, you will be able to print to your network printer from any program that support printing.
In order to support printed cell aggregates, support structures with 'Cake' and 'Zigzag' patterns are developed and 3D printed.
The workshop also distributed a number of practice support printed materials described in more detail below (e.g. display posters, informational brochures, stickers flag charts of tobacco users).
PawPrint supports printing documents up to 50MB in size.
Mr. Shokhin has supported printing money to quickly pay off wage arrears, and the central bank has already said that it will purchase Government bonds held by Russian banks as a means of bailing them out of their financial difficulties.
He said that Salas — who has previously penned articles blaming inflation on private sector profits and has declared himself in favor of price controls — supports printing more money to finance the deficit.
