The phrase "exceed one page" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when conveying an idea that a piece of writing or document should be limited in length. For example, "Your essay should not exceed one page."
Page Length: Resumes may exceed one page to included relevant experience, awards, volunteer activities, and interests.
The statement of purpose should not exceed one page, single-spaced.
There is conflicting advice on this topic out there, but a good rule of thumb is to have one page per 10 years in the business, so for most of us, that means the resume should not exceed one page.
The individual tax return shall not exceed one page in length.
The data items recorded are a minimal set suited for a paper-based or web-based reporting system, designed not to exceed one page.
If you attend a colloquia and write a summary (not exceeding one page single spaced) in clear English of what was covered that will count as a homework wild card.
A bio is a more personalized and high-level summary version of your resume and rarely exceeds one page.
More than half of Weblogs' advertisers end up buying space on more than one of the network's blogs, says Calacanis, but to pique a direct advertiser's interest, a blog's traffic must exceed one million page views per month.
Applicants should submit a brief statement (not to exceed one single-spaced page) of their research activities and career goals and objectives, how they can contribute to the objectives of the training program, and how the program can contribute to the applicant's professional development.
Essay should not exceed one typed, single spaced page; font no smaller than 12 points.
Litigation ought never to exceed one year.
