The phrase "abc page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific page in a document, book, or website that is labeled or categorized as "abc."
Example: "Please turn to the abc page to find the information you need about our services."
Alternatives: "alphabet page" or "A-B-C page".
You can see the latest Guardian circulation figures, as well as those of all the other major national UK newspapers on the ABCs page.
But for really traditional music on the net, the first port of call should be the ABC home page at www.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc
JoAnn Nietto, who spotted Herren's comments on a friend's Facebook page, told ABC-7 News that she flagged the post for the University of Colorado medical board after it stayed there for four days.
In the year since King went back to work, he has written the second half of "On Writing"; "Riding the Bullet," the e-novella whose success prompted a storm of the-future-is-here coverage; the better part of a haunted-house screenplay for a six-hour ABC miniseries; and a 900-page novel, "Dreamcatcher," which opens with a group of hunters coming upon a man who claims to have been lost in the woods.
PAGE C1 Russia Bars ABC Journalists Russia said it was barring journalists from ABC News from working in the country in retaliation for the broadcast on "Nightline" of an interview with the Chechen rebel leader Shamil Basayev.
ABC; Colombia vs. Uruguay, 12 30 p.m. ABC.
PAGE E1 NETWORKS TEAM UP FOR TELETHON ABC, CBS and NBC have all agreed to set aside the same hour of prime-time television on the first Friday night in September for a live, joint telethon benefiting cancer research.
The papers, encompassing 500 pages and four years of effort, claim to solve an important problem in number theory known as the abc conjecture.
ABC was third, while NBC finished fourth.
