The phrase "a Google document of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document created or stored on Google Docs, often to indicate the content or purpose of the document.
Example: "I shared a Google document of our meeting notes with the team for their review."
Alternatives: "a Google Docs file of" or "a document on Google Drive".
Google Classroom quickly makes a copy of a Google document for each of your students, creates drive folders for assignments and generally saves time organising everyone (including you).
The Daily Mail reporter was writing in a Google document because of problems with the content management system and she inadvertently cut and pasted a paragraph about Bachelor in Paradise contestant Florence Alexandra which she says was written for her own eyes only, Guardian Australia understands.
The proposal was written online using a Google document, and none of the participants in the submission had ever met face to face at that point.
Last year, Advertising Age obtained a Google document that listed some of its largest advertisers, including AT&T, eBay and yes, J. C. Penney.
One Twitter user, Paul Friend, generated a Google document with e-mail addresses of the chief executives of the companies that advertise in the paper.
Meanwhile, another Twitter user, Paul Friend, generated a Google document with e-mail addresses of the chief executives for the companies that advertise in the paper.
Melissa Zimdars, assistant professor of communication and media at Merrimack College in Massachusetts, said she was concerned about some of the sources her students were finding and using online, so she created a Google document which lists a number of sites and which has since gone viral.
You can use a Google document, Excel spreadsheet or one of many smartphone applications to track where you are against your goals.
Here is a Google document listing my forty favorite albums of the year, in chronological order, with lurid yellow tagging the exceptional releases.
