The phrase "a document passed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that has been approved or authorized by a particular person or group.
Example: "The new policy is outlined in a document passed by the board of directors during their last meeting."
Alternatives: "a document approved by" or "a document authorized by".
The man is named in a document passed by Mr Scaramella to Mr Litvinenko as the ringleader of a group which could be planning to kill both men.
This is a document passed by the Spanish Government, which describes all the investments planned according to the estimations about the Spanish electric system for the period 2015 2020.
In the mid-17th century, the numbers of wojsko zaciężne and kwarciane proved to be insufficient, which led to the creation of wojsko komputowe (named after komput, a document passed by the Sejm).
Scanner: As a document passes by, the scanner sends out beams of light, noting the light and dark areas.
Now Maria Vicien-Milburn, director of UNESCO's legal office, says in a document passed to ScienceInsider by a critic of the prize that there are doubts over the source of money provided to institute the prize.
The accusations, laid out in detail in a document passed to the newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano by an anonymous source, concern development funding from the European Union, which was distributed to companies in the south of Italy by the research ministry.
They are binding documents, passed by the City Council and the Regional Government (Autonomous Community) between 1981 and 1999.
Mr. Makhyoun was on the Islamist-dominated constituent assembly that wrote Egypt's new Constitution, a document that passed by a wide margin in a national referendum but was widely condemned by critics as failing to ensure individual rights.
A confidential document passed to the Guardian by sources within the US Episcopal church tells parishes how to prepare for the dismantlement of the church which, although only 2.3 million-strong, remains enormously influential.
He writes: "I have been told that a cache of documents was passed by a senior columnist on the Murdoch-owned Sun to Simon Walters... on its proprietor's instructions".
Formal negotiations on a four-year coalition programme can begin only if the outcome of the preliminary talks, a 28-page policy document, passes a vote by 600 SPD delegates.
