The phrase "actual pages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to physical pages in a document or book, as opposed to digital or virtual representations.
Example: "Please ensure that you review the actual pages of the report before the meeting."
Alternatives: "physical pages" or "real pages".
In the gallery he presents the actual pages on which his respondents wrote or typed their answers.
Without actual pages to dog-ear, readers are at the mercy of the e-books' electronic navigation.
The law forces internet service providers to keep a record of all the websites – not the actual pages – you visit for up to a year.
I conducted the research online, both at various dictionaries' sites and at amazon.com, where I could search inside the books to see actual pages.
The site has digital images of the actual pages from more than 6,000 current mail-order catalogs, as well as archives of many of the companies' past catalogs.
Improvements will doubtless be made to the e-book, especially if a project to produce one with actual pages instead of a screen ever comes to fruition at the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
And while the thumbnails are small initially, you can click to zoom in on any of them and actually see how it looks on the actual page.
Search engines help find the Web pages you are looking for, but when it comes down to locating your keywords on the actual page, your browser can help.
The book and webcam images of both people appear on the screen, and either one can turn the page (although the actual page-turning can be slow).
In one example, "the URLs for the hotel's official website leads to "courtyardmarriott.roomstobook.info" rather than the hotel's actual page here within the Marriott.com domain," said Danny Sullivan of Search Engine Land who discovered the hijacks.
If you prefer, you can download a PDF of the actual page from the book and email your earliest memory to [email protected] – please put 'My earliest memory' in the subject line.
