The phrase "a specific page" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular page in a document, book, or website that contains relevant information.
Example: "Please refer to a specific page in the manual for detailed instructions on how to operate the device."
Alternatives: "a particular page" or "an exact page".
On my 18th birthday, my mate Brendan gave me a book of Muhammad Ali quotes and marked a specific page.
The InPhase disc reader simply reads a specific page by viewing the disc from a different angle.
"Uncle, do you know how to use Facebook?" the neighbor asked, and he directed Fazili to a specific page.
The purpose of a cookie is to tell the Web server that you have returned to a specific page.
If you'd like it to appear on a specific page, or have another request, drop us a line at [email protected]@theguardian.com
But when we're told that a specific page is illegal under a court order, then we move quickly to remove it from our search results".
We don't, and can't, control what others post online, but when we're told that a specific page is illegal under a court order, then we move quickly to remove it from our search results".
For example, you can touch a banner and go to a specific page on Facebook or to the profile page of a Twitter user so you can follow them.
By contrast, if Mr. Scanlan runs a campaign based on a term like "legal case support," people who click on the ad attached to those words land on a specific page designed just for them.
People in law offices and other paper-heavy enterprises worship the PDF format because it lets them call up a specific page in a specific contract on their hard drive in seconds without having to comb through file cabinets and get paper cuts.
Please note that Bluebook citations almost always include a "pincite"—that is, a specific page or paragraph number or range showing where a quotation, paraphrase, or idea is supported in the source.
