The phrase "a documentary examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a documentary that focuses on a specific subject or theme.
Example: "The documentary examining climate change provides a comprehensive look at its effects on our planet."
Alternatives: "a film analyzing" or "a documentary exploring".
BBC One is working on a documentary examining the impact of child sex abuse on Jimmy Savile's victims.
The series will continue tomorrow with "First Response," a documentary examining the success and failure of emergency procedures following the attack.
Interdisciplinary Connections: American History- Write a script for a documentary examining the past 20 years of hip-hop culture in America.
An Idiot's Guide purported to be a documentary examining the problems with politics and why young people don't tend to vote, but only really examined the things Rubinstein and Co had decided were problems.
"Torturing Democracy," a documentary examining the Bush administration's detention and interrogation policies, will be shown on WNET in New York on Thursday and on a grab bag of other public television stations nationwide in coming weeks.
Written and directed by Miri Navasky and Karen O'Connor, who five years ago made "The New Asylums," a documentary examining the treatment of mentally ill offenders in the Ohio prison system, the new film bears the distinct characteristics of a "Frontline" offering: dolorous, reproachful, illuminating in detail if not enlightening in its arguments.
Photo: A documentary examines the life and work of this poet and songwriter (above left, with Bono and a burlesque queen).
Earlier this year Oddie was evicted from HSBC's London headquarters when filming a spoof documentary examining "the natural habitat of the HSBC banker, a predatory species driving rainforest destruction".
More than 1,000 requests from colleges and universities have come in to host screenings of "The Hunting Ground," a new documentary examining how higher education institutions handle sexual assault on campus, the filmmakers told The Huffington Post on Tuesday.
Tonight, the PBS program Frontline is running "Nuclear Aftershocks," a 50-minute documentary examining the implications of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear calamity for the future of nuclear power in the United States and elsewhere.
This autumn the gothic is everywhere: from Radio 4's Gothic Imagination to Tim Burton's Frankenweenie, and, tomorrow night, a new Channel 4 documentary examining the Frankenstein myth screened, fittingly, on Halloween.
