"letterhead paper" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to paper that has a company or organization's name and logo printed at the top as a letterhead. Example: Please use our company's letterhead paper for all correspondence with clients.
To figure this out, print something on a piece of letterhead or other marked paper, and make a note of how you loaded the paper into the printer.
"For example," said Sherwin Belkin, a partner of Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, whose specialty is rental buildings, "they'll submit a letter on plain paper, not letterhead, that says little more than, 'This person feels depressed, and a dog will make her feel good.' A letter like that generally won't cut it".
With all the letters you'll be writing to the President, the UN, the Prime Minister, and other heads of state, you'll want nice letterhead on high quality paper, embossed with your seal.
Looking as if it may have been dictated, it came on a plain piece of paper, with no letterhead or insignia of the Egyptian presidency.
Muratov returned with a thick, yellowed piece of paper on official letterhead bearing the profile of the "greatest of all men".
I had never seen it before, and the chapters looked like artifacts from another era: handwritten on cheap, thin paper, with a letterhead so obsolete that it featured the college's four-digit telegraph code.
Understanding who is doing the lobbying is not always straightforward: not all lobbyists are open about their allegiance – some even send their "suggestions" on paper with no clear letterhead.
Shortly after Stevens organized a firm called the Stevens Development Corporation, with himself as president, to promote the Boston Center, one of his associates in that venture was dismayed to find that Stevens was trying to raise the millions of dollars needed for it with letters written on paper that had no letterhead at all.
Mr. Becker of Rutgers said any papers bearing the gubernatorial letterhead are considered state property and should be housed in Trenton, including original copies of signed bills and correspondence with legislators.
You could dump any number of superannuated admirals in there, publish any number of vacuous strategic papers and nonpapers on the letterhead, accept any dodgy country for membership or association, and hold summits in all possible placements and protocols.
