The phrase "a document that listed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific document that contains a list of items, names, or information.
Example: "The report included a document that listed all the participants in the study."
Alternatives: "a file that enumerated" or "a record that detailed".
On September 16, 2003, Leona signed a document that listed three goals for the planned expenditures.
Here's a taste: "A computer hard drive seized during the capture of [Mr Mohammed] contained a document that listed the pilot license fees for Mohammad Atta and biographies for some of the 11 September 2001 hijackers".
In fact, you know Occupy Wall Street came up with a document that listed everything that was wrong with Wall Street, and wrong with capitalism, and climate change wasn't on the list.
Meanwhile, Estonia's foreign ministry has circulated a document that lists several Internet addresses inside the Russian government that it said took part in the attacks.
A common term in our space is "RFP" or Request for Proposals meaning a document that lists out all the things that a client might want in one place.
A document that lists core competencies for medical students and educators to utilise is a valuable tool.
The CMD study uncovered a public document that listed SPN's funders in 2010.
Last year, Advertising Age obtained a Google document that listed some of its largest advertisers, including AT&T, eBay and yes, J. C. Penney.
A draft document that listed principles of the White House infrastructure plan leaked earlier this week, but it lacked details on specific funding sources.
But, behind the scenes, she was insecure: among other developments, she had seen an NBC document that listed ten men as potential Carson replacements.
The two doctors had obtained an internal Pfizer document that listed a toll-free phone number for pediatricians to call if they wondered whether to prescribe Zithromax to children.
