The phrase "a conventional document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that follows established norms or standards in its format or content.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed the importance of adhering to a conventional document format to ensure clarity and consistency."
Alternatives: "a standard document" or "a traditional document".
BOSS has been implemented on top of a conventional "document-retrieving" search engine with slight modifications.
It must also look like a conventional paper document rather than rely on computer conventions… "The flatpad would be in contact with the 'host' newspaper by means of two-way wireless.
Furthermore, BOSS exhibits the characteristic of good scalability, just as with conventional document search engines, because it is designed to use a standard document-indexing model with minimal modifications.
Conventional document preparation involving noninteractive processors is usually carried out in an unintegrated fashion.
Especially, the keyword-based searching over product ontology database demands different techniques from those over conventional document databases or relational databases, and should be designed to reflect particular characteristics of product ontology.
Furthermore, since it is implemented on top of a conventional information retrieval system upon straightforward extension of its indexing model, BOSS achieves scalability as high as the conventional document search engines offer.
We believe our discharge summary model to be more informative in terms of the particular health issues faced by the frail elderly admitted to GAU, in comparison to the conventional document used for patients generally.
In latent semantic analysis (LSA), the keyword-DA matrix is treated as a conventional word-document matrix, and then the LSA is applied.
The project has investigated the technicalities and practicalities of capturing conceptual relations, within and between conventional documents in terms of abstract ontological structures.
To validate the system, we compared 3 conventional documented outbreaks against the findings of the algorithms.
The goal of this project was not to document a conventional year-by-year history of the Harriman Institute.
