The phrase "a document that meets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying criteria or standards that a document must fulfill or satisfy.
Example: "Please submit a document that meets the requirements outlined in the project guidelines."
Alternatives: "a document that satisfies" or "a document that fulfills".
Government representatives, including some 50 high-level officials, spent the five days of the meeting working to produce a document that meets the goals of the Special Session: to get world leaders to recommit themselves to an agenda for children in the coming decade.
If you cannot produce a document that meets legal procedures to arrest or detain me, then I am sorry but I must be free to leave".
Their release reads: "the current text of the draft outcome document is not salvageable," and "the United States will not … participate in a conference based on this text," but we will "re-engage if a document that meets [our] criteria becomes the basis for deliberations".
Those attending Preparatory Committee meetings will focus on producing an 'outcome document' that meets the goals of the Special Session on Children: to get world leaders to commit themselves to a bold agenda for children in the coming decade.
It is well worth the extra trouble necessary to deliver a professional looking document that meets the expectations of the reviewer.
Following collation of all documents that met the inclusion criteria, and after removing all duplications, bibliographies were reviewed and references that were of potential relevance were assessed against the inclusion criteria.
Following collation of all documents that met the inclusion criteria (both peer-reviewed and grey literature), all bibliographies were reviewed and all references that were of potential relevance were assessed against the inclusion criteria.
However buying a home is a complex transaction and you should have a professional create documents that meet the requirements of your property and your state.
"We've made significant progress and note a significant increase in the number of country programme documents that meet quality assurance standards for gender equality," said Ms. von Kohl.
In these 2 phases, documents that meet the eligibility criteria are included and those that do not are excluded.
The resulting data set consisted of 43 documents that met our inclusion criteria and addressed at least one of our emerging issues.
