The phrase "a background document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that provides context or additional information on a particular subject or topic.
Example: "Before the meeting, please review the background document to understand the key issues we will be discussing."
Alternatives: "contextual document" or "supporting document".
In a background document to Japan's proposal, the country expresses frustration that the IWC had become "a mere forum of confrontation".
A background document issued by Mr. Rock's department said that in the telecommunications industry, capital "is not easy to come by" after the dot-com crash and recent problems in the sector.
Finally, the judge found, Maximus did not disclose in a background document it submitted to the city that "it was the subject of a criminal investigation in regards to its actions to obtain a contract in the State of West Virginia".
The paper will serve as a background document on the legal and regulatory landscape surrounding AI-based clinical diagnostic support software.
Thus, it is most appropriate to update the available information related to the use of prostaglandins in the regulation of human fertility to provide a background document for the benefit of clinicians and scientists.
However, in a background document to go with their open letter, they say they have "invested considerable time and money in exploring the construction of a new stadium" and that "real estate advisors have been and continue to be engaged to source land for such a development".
Along with the question guide, each participant was provided with a Backgrounder document that detailed the types of internal and external regulation data repositories would be subjected to and the alternative consent strategies for participants to consider (see Additional file 2).
Prior to the meeting, all members received an extensive background document, including a literature review.
On the one hand, this is a content background document that is matched to the student and teacher science learning goals in the STeLLA program.
The WHO plans to issue a revised background document and summary statement for nitrate/nitrite in late 2015 [ 3].
In 1986, the Conseil, at the request of the then Minister of Higher Education and Science, produced an interesting background document to examine the organization of S&T policy in Quebec (Conseil de la science et de la technologie, 1986).
