The phrase "a page that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific page that is intended to perform a certain function or provide specific information.
Example: "This is a page that will guide you through the process of setting up your new device."
Alternatives: "a page designed to" or "a page intended to".
The glasses will be bound inside the back cover on a page that will advertise a 20 percent off denim sale, from Aug. 9 through 29, and promote a contest called Send Us Your Best Denim Look.
In a new, custom-made display case, a volume of the society's immaculate copy of "The Birds of America" sits open to a page that will be turned weekly.
A page that will keep an updated list of memorable and favorite posts.
Getting to a page that will deliver something more than just another page typically requires dozens of clicks, and as many opportunities to get lost.
Something akin to an online monument; a page that will help young people honor the memory of those heroes and for the whole world to see and then dive deeper into their individual pages.
At www.amctv.com/breakingbad4dish/, the cable network has set up a page that will let users register starting Friday, to watch a live stream of the Season Five premiere at the same time that the show is broadcast on cable and satellite service.
Also going live is businessoffashion.com/BoF500, a digital platform with a landing page that will follow the selected figures through social media and lead to individual biographical pages.
LinkedIn is announcing a new feature called a Showcase Page that will allow businesses on the professional networking site to target the fans of a specific product or brand.
It will open a new page that will have a box that says "Click here for attendance dates".
And why publicize a crowdfunding page that will only live for a month instead of a business' own website that can take orders forever?
On Wednesday, Vaseline will unveil a Facebook page that will showcase videos of the women while on the tour.
