The phrase 'bottom of each page' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the bottom portion of something that has been divided into pages, such as a book or a website. For example, "Be sure to read any footnotes at the bottom of each page."
(See the Special Interests link at the bottom of each page).
A note at the bottom of each page showed that the final version had been printed at 3 that morning.
At the bottom of each page was a list of what needed to be fixed: electrical work, plaster, plumbing, floors, painting.
But you can also choose to view pages on the desktop site should you prefer to, via a link at the bottom of each page.
Imagine that the footnotes in an annotated version of "Hamlet," crowded at the bottom of each page and bursting to explain, suddenly came to life during a performance.
PRICE: $35 (hardcover) Book of Fame PRODUCT: A blank notebook with your Facebook status updates printed at the bottom of each page.
Check boxes at the bottom of each pad page let you specify where you want the resulting handwriting page automatically sent when it arrives on the PC: attached to an outgoing e-mail, pasted into a Word document, and so on.
You can list your phone number on the bottom right of each page and your website URL on the bottom left, or do the reverse.
His brilliant commentary, in footnotes on the bottom half of each page, draws on insights from the rabbis as well as modern scholars, adding depth to his own readings.
On our first visit to Poon we noted on the bottom of each menu page: "Minimum 15percentt is mandatory for gratuity.
There are two ways right now, with another coming soon: You can Use the tagging tools at the bottom of each email page.
