The phrase "paper pad" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a stack or book of paper, usually used for writing or taking notes. Example: "I need to grab a paper pad before the meeting so I can take notes."
If you want to transport the iPad with other accessories, including your phone, portable keyboard and even a paper pad, a company called M-Edge sells a large padded sleeve called the Method Portfolio.
But TransNote's real breakthrough lurks in that low-tech paper pad.
Thoughtful touches are everywhere, like a finger well that helps you turn pages and a Getting Started tutorial with instructions printed on a special paper pad that walks you through the machine's features.
Unlike Mug Museum – which she says was recorded in a studio with no windows – it evokes the sense of rebellion you have when you're a child faced with a blank paper pad and a pot of felt-tip pens.
The products utilize a paper pad set on a handwriting recognition-enabled tablet.
The presence of a binder (gum Arabic) which provides initial strengthening of paper pad, was the reason of heightened values of folding endurance.
Scratching at barely visible stains with small paper pads.
He would first make quick sketches of his observations on loose sheets or on tiny paper pads he kept in his belt; then he would arrange them according to theme and enter them in order in the notebook.
Going completely paperless just got a bit easier with an LCD tablet that – wait for it – actually seems to be an affordable and useful way to replace paper pads.
Teeth were dried with absorbent paper pads.
14 males per tube were placed on small, equally sized paper pads that had been wet with drinking water.
