The phrase "a given page of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific page in a document or book, often to indicate that the information or content is located on that particular page.
Example: "Please refer to a given page of the report for the detailed analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "a specific page of" or "a particular page of".
Considering that accesses are issued at random positions, the probability of a given page to be accessed more than once in a single write cycle is ({approx }0.07,%) for (W=1000) and ({approx }5.9,%) for (W=10000).
Webmasters and SEOs regularly calculated the ratio of keywords to the total word count of a given page.
In addition, it was also the only way to find Google's cached version of a given page, too.
And as far as ranking signals go, this one is the third most important in determining the eventual rank of a given page.
Footnotes, usually found at the bottom of a given page, will tell you where information is coming from or explain complex ideas or historical events and concepts.
Google has found a way to weave the display advertising into its existing automated auction, which selects ads for any given page from a database of millions of potential advertisements from hundreds of thousands of marketers.
On any given page is an out-of-context pronouncement — "iteration, like friction, is likely to generate heat instead of progress" — or a phrase so recondite that it requires several readings before it can be parsed.
If there's not already a Just Giving page for air drops of intensive moisturiser to the islands, for the love of God won't somebody start one.
However, that danger has passed after Rachel Cartwright, who set up a Just Giving page as the depth of the club's problems emerged, handed over the money.
First, when AIR assesses the importance of a given Web page, it takes into account the topics of the pages linking to it.
Kranti's global giving page includes a layout of operational costs and future planning.
