The phrase "a credible document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that is trustworthy, reliable, or authoritative.
Example: "The committee reviewed a credible document that supported the claims made in the proposal."
Alternatives: "a reliable document" or "an authoritative document."
Additions younger than the 1530s, such as the reinforcements ordered by Gustav Vasa during the 1540s, are missing in the painting but present in engravings from 1560 to 1580, which confirms Vädersolstavlan is a credible contemporary document.
For example, the Bush administration has failed to produce even one credible document spelling out America's role in a global-scale war against AIDS.America's planned contribution to the global AIDS fund is around a sixth of what is needed in 2003, according to the fund itself.
The insurance companies of each of the drivers work together to determine liability and one of the most credible documents the insurers will use is an official police report.
No credible documents have emerged since to corroborate it.
He is also said to have established the langar (communal refectory) and to have promoted the practice of community meals that broke down caste barriers, but no historically credible documents support those attributions.
Dealing with this situation requires the ability to integrate information from different documents, identify and evaluate the credibility of those documents based on source information, and corroborate the information extracted from those documents with other credible documents.
There is simply no credible documented evidence to the contrary.
During their senior year, they investigated the claims of McKinney and Serrano and found them to be credible, documenting their reporting in notes, memos and emails.
The hypothesized theory of change underlying this approach is that EBM improves knowledge of family planning methods by providing credible documented evidence, knowledge that in turn modifies existing negative attitudes and practices among health providers.
Using research gathered by Joe Conason and Gene Lyons for their book of the same name, "The Hunting of the President" does a credible job of documenting the "vast right-wing conspiracy" that Hillary Rodham Clinton said was ranged against her husband.
