'newspaper pages' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the pages of a newspaper, such as in the sentence, "I read a number of interesting stories in the newspaper pages today."
"It's good for the newspaper pages but not the courtroom.
The book is a reprint, which was based off newspaper pages from the 1900s.
Slipped between the newspaper pages were several technical documents from Rockwell and Boeing.
The newsstand was a pile of twisted metal awash in newspaper pages and scattered cigarette boxes.
Colonel Pontes's progress was featured daily on Brazilian television news broadcasts and across newspaper pages.
He crumpled newspaper pages and placed them in the trough between pieces of seasoned oak.
Admiring foreigners would regularly appear on TV screens and newspaper pages delivering praise for the leadership.
The periodical room echoed with the crackling sound of newspaper pages being turned.
Some fans also carried printed newspaper pages with "Fire Isiah" in large type.
There are doodles on blotters and newspaper pages, sketchbooks, Super-8 films using toys as actors.
Among the brands that have been advertising in newspaper pages are Campbell's Soup and Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
