'crisp paper' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a paper with a smooth, sharp texture, such as the kind of paper used for a resume. For example, "Her resume was printed on crisp paper, indicating her professionalism."
They regard crisp paper between cardboard covers as more than a content-delivery device.
Where does that leave those of us who still love bindings, crisp paper and dust jackets?
When no one was looking, he sometimes cut the bottoms of his feet — with crisp paper from crafts hour.
They regard crisp paper between cardboard covers as more than a content-delivery device.Nick Hornby, a British novelist, blogged on the topic for Penguin much more recently.
When Wadia put her stethoscope on the patient's back to listen to her breath, she heard another sound as well — a sound like crisp paper being crumpled.
All desserts are winsome, but none matched the citrus-laced cannoli (crisp, paper thin), rich with goat's milk cheese and mascarpone, served with poached rhubarb and pistachio brittle.
I remember how my clean, crisp, paper-clipped pages looked as they slid into the maw of my friend's backpack.
You get a slim gadget with an extremely crisp, paper-like display, a built-in light that adjusts to your surroundings and a super-quick page-turning function.
Nicole Farhi's dresses this season had the crisp paper-fold edges that seem to have spread from the Roland Mouret catwalk and started taking over the world.
After we tasted the local charcuterie and a daube de boeuf, a crisp, paper-thin potato pancake the size of the entire plate was placed on the table.
A Moroccan version has the boiling milk and cream poured on to crisp, paper-thin pastry broken small and eaten like a cereal with nuts and raisins without further baking.
