The phrase "a form of documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or methods of recording information or evidence.
Example: "The report serves as a form of documentation for the project's progress and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a type of record" or "a method of documentation."
Photography plays a role in Ms. Romero's work, mostly as a form of documentation for her participatory projects.
"I don't view my work as a form of documentation — but later, art naturally expresses a form of reflection of past events".
None of the surviving specimens attributed to him bears his name, a form of documentation that is also missing in the case of Gutenberg.
Gardner planned the Sketch Book as a form of documentation, but was capable of stretching the truth for the sake of storytelling.
The work for the artist is a form of documentation.
After talking to the person face to face, follow up with an email so you have a form of documentation.
And even after voting nobody was allowed to tally the votes and nobody was allowed to have any form of documentation of what was happening in terms of vote counting, apart from the electoral commission.
Nobody seems to know whether the vast project is an art work or a form of urban documentation, but the general feeling is that it is both.
Their artworks, ledger drawings, were a form of historical documentation in many Plains tribal nations, often referred to as "wintercounts". Images painted onto buffalo and other animal hides depicted important events in the life of the community and was later adapted to paper ledger records kept by traders and military.
If you do not have a valid photo ID, a third form of documentation is required to prove your date of birth.
Together this band of late night policymakers agreed a piece of law to establish and underpin future royal charters, a medieval form of documentation first used in 1066, most commonly to turn towns into cities.
