"1 pager" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used informally to refer to a brief or short document, typically one page in length. Example: "I need a quick summary of the project, can you give me a 1 pager that I can share with the team?".
Jive Jones (no relation to Star Jones), a record producer and recording artist from Miami, swears by his Motorola 935 pager.
He wrote that he contacted Wikileaks's director, Julian Assange, in November after the site posted 500,000 pager messages sent immediately after the 9/11 attacks.
Since then, WikiLeaks has published documents about toxic dumping in Africa, protocols from Guantánamo Bay, e-mail messages from Sarah Palin's personal account and 9/11 pager messages.
A number of studies in the USA, for example, have shown that black applicants with a criminal background face such penalties (Pager 2003; Pager et al. 2009a; Pager et al. 2009b).
Hence, in comparison with most previous studies, we used a less grave form of misconduct (Pager 2003; Pager et al. 2009a; Pager et al. 2009b; Baert and Verhofstadt 2015).
This may have overloaded the electronics of the widely used Galaxy 4 pager satellite on 19 May, Reeves suspects, forcing other satellites to take up the slack.
In line with previous field experiments (Schwartz and Skolnick 1962; Buikhuisen and Dijksterhuis 1971; Pager 2003; Pager et al. 2009a; Pager et al. 2009b; Baert and Verhofstadt 2015; Decker et al. 2015; Agan and Starr 2016, 2017), we find strong support for our main research hypothesis: Ex-offenders are discriminated against in the hiring process in the Swedish labor market.
Discrimination based on criminal record has been firmly established in employment, housing, and receipt of other social services not only via self-reports from former prisoners, but also through the use of multiple audit studies and other novel experimental designs (Pager & Shepherd 2008; Pager et al. 2009b; Uggen et al. 2004).
