The phrase "a pull tab" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small tab or lever that is pulled to open a container, such as a can or a package.
Example: "To open the soda can, simply lift the pull tab and pull it back."
Alternatives: "a tab" or "a ring pull".
Then followed a pull tab, a bottle cap, a pancaked bullet, an antique shotgun shell, a 1957 wheat penny, and a 1946 silver dime.
Esquire is considering another kind of unconventional cover, with a pull tab, for the June issue; it would be accompanied by advertising to be sold to BMW of North America.
How about a wallet, a pouch with a pocket or a case with a pull tab to whip the phone out the second it rings?
Gamely, Piazza went through the motions as he expressed the relief he felt when there was no structural damage revealed in the tests on his left wrist, the one that bent back like a pull-tab when he fielded a throw that tailed into the shoulder of the Marlins base runner Juan Pierre on Tuesday night.
Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas and a Republican presidential candidate, proposed with a pull-tab from a soda can; Mrs. Clinton turned down Bill Clinton several times before saying yes; Representative Dennis Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, and his wife, Elizabeth, were married two days after he proposed.
Get a pull-tab aluminum can.
Cigarettes come with a plastic cover that will have a small pull tab around where the lid flips open.
Kotsenas et al. reported a case in which the aluminium pull tab from a beverage can was aspirated and was not detectable via chest radiography.
It also features elevated details like a covered side zipper and back pull tab for an effortlessly cool shoe that can be worn dressed up or down.
If the pull tab has a hole in it, it is very easy to zip.
The pull tab was detected in a chest CT scan 7 months later [2].
