The phrase "a document from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source document that provides information or evidence for a particular point or argument.
Example: "The report was based on a document from which the data was extracted to support the findings."
Alternatives: "a source document that" or "a document that serves as".
The report cited a document from 1998 which warned of "the conflict between ever-reducing resources and... increasing demands, whether they be operational, financial, legislative, or merely those symptomatic of keeping the old aircraft flying".
The evidence suggesting that there was treasure aboard the Sussex, Broad wrote, included a document from 1693, which stated, "A great summ of money is sending hence for Savoy," and an entry in "the royal proceedings of Dec. 12, 1693," in which England's King William III "ordered the exchequer to give the flotilla 'a million of money,' or one million pounds sterling in coins".
Admission Control must maintain a total cloud capacity document, from which the currently available capacity can be derived or maintained.
It is a powerful and beautifully written document, from which Jan and her lifelong partner Elizabeth emerge as heroines of a sort.
It is the document from which a production run of garments is made and used in many different ways by Production Pattern Cutters and Graders, Lay Planners and Factory Manufacturing Personnel.
A document from Kent survives which gives the date, March 826, as being in the third year of the reign of Beornwulf.
"This lack of focus has already led to the program becoming industrialized," Manning said, referring to a document from 2015 in which the US Department of Defense revealed the existence of "continuing evaluations" of 100,000 personnel on and off the job.
He is last mentioned in a document from December 1270 in which he made a donation to the Makrinitissa Monastery near Volos, and died sometime between 1271 and 1275, probably at Constantinople.
Regarding the recent claim on a Web site, we've identified the document from which information was copied, and believe possession of this alone is not enough to cause harm to our customers.
There is no specific document from which the locality names of pre-Mughal period can be extracted.
