The phrase "a document that describes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific document that provides details or information about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report is a document that describes the findings of our research study."
Alternatives: "a paper that outlines" or "a file that details".
(It's a document that describes what will happen in the event of a lien against the buyer).
Before you are discharged, staff members are required to give Medicare beneficiaries a document that describes their right to appeal and to have their case reviewed by a Q.I.O.
A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to release by Oct. 12 a document that describes its legal rationale for a policy shift two years ago, when it authorized state law enforcement officers to arrest illegal immigrants suspected in national security cases.
Rubric practice sessions could be done among teachers and through the practice session a document that describes each criterion can be produced (Andrade, 2005).
This is due in large part to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, a document that "describes the guidelines and principles that help you design a superlative user interface and user experience for your iOS app".
After doing so, you will be prepared to draft a document that describes your unique user requirements and functional design of the security system to present to potential security system vendors or suppliers.
A drug comany employee then left Dr. Spinella with a document that described how the doctor could earn as much as $7,000 in extra Medicare reimbursements by prescribing Lupron rather than Zoladex, court papers said.
The decision by the Liberal Democrat-controlled council follows the leaking of a document that described the financial situation at the Rose Bowl as "perilous" after Hampshire missed out on Ashes Tests in 2013 and 2015.
In October 2003, according to the complaint, Union Bank circulated a document that described its plans to "post customer generated debits in the order of descending amount, regardless of trancode type.
All participants who completed the follow-up survey provided informed consent after receiving a document that described the objectives of the study.
Nearly any document that describes an innovation can qualify as publishable evidence of prior art.
