The phrase "a documentary aired by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a documentary that has been broadcasted by a specific network or organization.
Example: "The documentary aired by National Geographic explores the effects of climate change on polar bears."
Alternatives: "a documentary broadcast by" or "a documentary presented by".
But it also chose the occasion to expel the Venezuelan consul in Miami, Livia Acosta, who was accused in a documentary aired last month by Univision, a Spanish-language American channel, of involvement in an alleged cyber-plot against the United States featuring Iranian diplomats and Mexican computer hackers.Mr Chávez called the report "lies" and the expulsion "bullying".
The public's first view of the young McCune was a documentary aired in the UK by ITV Yorkshire.
Chinese officials were also angered by a documentary aired on the network last year, the club said; that program had investigated labor camps in which prisoners were said to be producing goods for sale around the world.
The hurt-his-leg theory was supported by television footage from the summer in which Kim appeared to be limping, and by a documentary aired on North Korean television on September 25th that referred to "our marshal, who keeps lighting the path for the people, like the flicker of a flame, despite suffering discomfort".
In 2005, Jovanovski was featured in a documentary aired on multicultural network Omni Television.
He co-wrote and narrated PARADOX ON 72nd STREET, a one-hour TV documentary aired nationally by PBS, and has acted in over 30 plays and films.
The German's election was ultimately unaffected by a withering documentary aired in his homeland in the run-up to the vote.
The documentary aired in Ireland on 10 February 2010 on 3e and was given a four-out-of-four star recommendation by The Mail on Sunday.
Speculation resurfaced in 1999, as Bure was included in an investigation aired by CBC documentary series fifth estate that made several supposed associations between Soviet NHL players and the Russian mafia.
