'wrapped software' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to software that has been packaged for distribution and installation, such as an installable program or mobile app. For example, "The latest version of our app is now available as wrapped software for both Windows and macOS."
These modules have been wrapped as software package csmpy-1.0.1.tar.gz, which is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPLv3) as published by the Free Software Foundation.
"The world wants metal-wrapped or plastic-wrapped software".
"Shrink-wrapped" software in the cloud or the idea that cloud computing can be done internally within an enterprise represents what many are calling the "false cloud".
Weiss is unlikely to invest in PC makers, shrink wrap software companies or in companies making computer peripherals.
This was superseded by "shrink wrap" software such as WordStar, which came in a box and could be installed with a single command.
And then instead of selling shrink wrap software that could be installed on a desktop or laptop, it was asking consumers to go to the Internet to access applications like Google Docs (Google's version of Office) and calendar.
A prototype for wrapping legacy software modules or geoscientific algorithms into loosely coupled Web services is proposed from an implementation viewpoint.
You have no idea that at Microsoft about two-thirds of their work force are perma-temps -- temporary people who are kept around with no benefits -- and the rest are marketing people or "prisoners" who shrink-wrap their software.
After carefully wrapping the software from Pixar HQ in blankets, the pair drove nervously to Susman's house, where they connected the systems together, found the missing files, and managed to salvage the film.
In mOSAIC a Cloud application consists of loosely coupled components, which in particular can wrap legacy software.
