The phrase "a document breach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an incident where unauthorized access to or disclosure of a document occurs, typically in the context of data security or privacy.
Example: "The company reported a document breach that compromised sensitive client information."
Alternatives: "a data breach" or "a file breach".
Even in hindsight, years after the document breach was revealed, Kavanaugh has maintained that nothing raised red flags and that he never received documents that appeared to be stolen or obtained in an "untoward" manner.
While it's important to note that there haven't been any documented breaches from this vulnerability, it has created a serious perception problem for Intel and its competitors, especially since they have chosen from an engineering perspective to optimize their chips for speed over security for many years, paving the way for these vulnerabilities.
Many humanitarian agencies believe the best way to make the ceasefire work is to urgently increase the powers of the monitoring mission by allowing it to investigate, rather than merely document, breaches of the ceasefire.
Mr. Kerviel, 33, is charged with falsifying documents, breach of trust and unauthorized use of computers.
In addition to the documented breach in updated knowledge on HIV and infant feeding, the counsellors' practices as care providers have been heavily criticised [ 23, 24].
The security breach related to a document containing the names of more than two dozen members of Congress whose conduct had come into question, along with the status of those investigations, according to House officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Attorney General Menachem Mazuz announced that he would indict Omri Sharon, a member of Parliament and the son of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, today on allegations of violating campaign finance laws, forging corporate documents, breaching trust and lying under oath, according to an online report by the newspaper Haaretz.
While Children's Commissioner, Judge Andrew Becroft, acknowledged the illegality of the documented breaches, he said improvements have been made since then.
In the lay press, numerous reports have documented breaches of patient safety because of overcrowding, and these reports have questioned the ability of the entire US emergency care system to provide safe care during the current surge in demand for emergency services.
