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COMMUNICATIONS, IT
a computer file that contains text and sometimes images:
print/save/format a documentRemember to save your documents at regular intervals when making changes.
I was unable to open the attached document.
document
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈdɒkjəment/us
to record information about something important by writing about it or photographing it:
Companies must document the controls their financial departments use to deter fraud.
The harmful effects of greenhouse gases have been well documented.
A recent state investigation found that the district has failed to document how it spent some $23 million in federal funds.

Examples of document

document
The field of molecular phylogeography, which documents the history of spatial isolation and geographic expansion of populations, has developed.
We did not object to retaining documents at field or site locations provided the suggestions we made were implemented.
From the schematic, the design matures into final construction documents comprising the plans and specifications from which equipment procurement and construction bids can be solicited.
A few visual documents provide us with further evidence in this regard.
His work documents a peculiar resistance to employing dualist modal intuitions which is not uncommon.
They were therefore at some pains to preserve any documents referring to the construction.
The last bit of evidence comes from two 1576 documents.
No other literary scholar had ever made such extensive use of archival documents.
Disruption of visuospatial processing by concurrent spatial movements has been extensively documented.
Although no new documents have been added to this re-issued volume, readers should still be rewarded with the wealth of material included.
Sample members were followed up with the aim of documenting changes in their health and social circumstances two and a half years later.
Personal documents or case studies involving unique experience are different versions of reality and thus legitimate subjects of study.
Since the documents are full of the supernatural, the process of enquiry must strip away subsequent accretions.
Second, our search strategy, like the other existing search strategies, requires clinicians to spend time comparing and contrasting individual documents.
Numerous studies documented the relation of increased physical activity with an improved cardiovascular risk factor profile in adults.
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Collocations withdocument

document

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archival document
It depends heavily on oral history, and is not a comprehensive history of country women but essentially an archivaldocument on them.
binding document
It is therefore to all intents and purposes a binding document.
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