"detailed page" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a web page containing more detailed information than other pages on a related topic. For example, "The restaurant's website contains a detailed page about their gluten-free menu items."
For the intrepid, the U.S.G.S. has a description of its system here and a detailed page of instructions here.
For the more detailed page, it could have been changed at any time between Oct. 16 and Dec. 16, 2016, leaving a possibility the editing occurred before the 2016 election (which was on Nov. 8).
In Zappos' signature quality customer service style, the company has already created a detailed page for any affected users to find out more information.
A more detailed page is in the works; for now (in connection, very loosely, with another page on this site) just these relief bosses on the door.
After a participant logged in, they were presented with a detailed page of instructions, an optional instructional video, and a mandatory set of 16 practice trials to acquaint them with the task.
But from the looks of the what we've seen in a staging area, there has been a lot of groundwork laid regardless: in addition to a home page, there is a detailed page of terms of use, a FAQ page, and a Cardholder Agreement page.
His detailed, page-by-page analysis of the indictment (which can be read here) demonstrates the legal nihilism of the prosecution.
Together, the imbroglios involving two of the best-selling historians in the country have aroused criticisms over the short-cuts in research that historians may be tempted to take to turn out thickly detailed page-turners.
The manual for Wimbledon grass maintenance is 33 detailed pages.
In "Science Fictions," Crewdson returns with a vengeance to the Gallo affair in more than 600 excruciatingly detailed pages.
(These are not focal points of the book, which comes in at nearly three hundred densely detailed pages).
