The phrase "a paper made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of paper that has been created or produced, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "The artist used a paper made from recycled materials for her latest project."
Alternatives: "a sheet created" or "a document produced".
The Trib was a paper made for the world in the French capital by Americans, a trans-Atlantic hybrid that flattered Parisians, made them feel more important.
The fabrication process starts from the preparation of a paper made of SWNTs bundles followed by the CVD-growth of NCD in the interior of the SWNT paper.
It could be concluded that the investigated tie luo used a paper made from bast fibers of mulberry trees.
On 17 March, a paper made headlines around the world for questioning whether unsaturated fats are really healthier than saturated fats, debunking a cornerstone of many dietary guidelines.
As everyone involved in the business of tourism knows, planning is like drawing a map on a paper made of shifting sands.
The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) has just released a paper made up of two legal opinions from Groom Law and Morgan Lewis on integrating ESG issues into investment decisions under the Employee Retirement Security Act (ERISA) guidelines.
Last week, his party issued a paper making explicit what those consequences might have been.
If you tell a postdoc that she or he can be first author on a paper, make sure it happens.
He wrote a paper making a statistical case that market volatility is too high for the efficient markets theory to be true.
If a paper makes the cut after the first round of review, it is sent to multiple reviewers for evaluation.
If it's the twelfth paper confirming a certain finding, then it might have more legitimacy than a paper making a bold claim for the first time.
