The phrase "a digital document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any document that is created, stored, or transmitted in a digital format.
Example: "Please send me a digital document of the report so I can review it on my computer."
Alternatives: "an electronic document" or "a virtual document".
A digital document can be read by many at once.
From a digital document repository, BTD evolved into a system that combines bibliometry and informetry features.
A web page is a digital document created using Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML).
The British Library estimates that it costs half as much to store a digital document as it does a physical one.
Today, it is working on promoting a "creative passport": a digital document containing a musician's personal information, professional biography, discography and background – or, as Mycelia head of research Carlotta De Ninni defines it, "a beacon of verified information".
Virus – self-replicating malware that attaches itself to a digital document or application, then spreads through copies of that document or application that are shared, frequently via email or USB drives.
Mike Bracken, executive director of the Government Digital Service, which last month produced the remodelled gov.uk site, said the strategy was "a truly digital document which reflects our ambitions and signals a clear roadmap for working with departments to help them achieve the goals set out in this strategy".
Shafi demonstrated the app for me last week — it took only a few seconds to go from scanning to a structured, digital document.
Flipper: a New Method for Digital Document Navigation.
Though it will hardly be much to look at, it will be outfitted with the latest in trial technology: a computerized system for digital document display; wiring for hidden translators working in as many as five languages; and a 10-camera automated system to beam video of the proceedings to a press center in an aging aircraft hangar nearby.
Inside, however, it is state of the art, featuring a soundproof spectator gallery, digital document displays for lawyers and audio speakers under the table that broadcast Arabic translations of the proceedings for defendants who refuse to wear headphones.
