The phrase "a list of documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or enumeration of specific documents that are relevant to a particular context or task.
Example: "Please provide a list of documents required for the application process."
Alternatives: "a compilation of documents" or "a collection of documents."
According to the release, the agency gave JPMorgan a list of documents believed to be possessed by JPMorgan.
When they required internal paperwork, they wrote asking for a list of documents rather than obtaining a court order to force disclosure.
In October, federal prosecutors submitted to the court a list of documents in the case that they agreed could be unsealed and those that they wanted to remain secret, either in whole or in part.
Lawyers for the abuse victims said they were compiling a list of documents that they believe are missing or are erroneously redacted, and may file a motion next week to compel the church to release them.
In effect, each user can now use Facebook as if it were a giant, custom-tailored database, not just a librarian that gives a list of documents that are most relevant to your query.
"There is a list of documents that people are going to need that are listed on the Web site, so people can start putting materials together that they're going to need in order to attach to their applications," Ms. Birnbaum said.
Each keyword is connected to a list of document ids, in which keyword occurs.
An interactive search using various parameters (a patent ID, a date range within which to search and a list of document kinds) may be performed; alternatively, a weekly digest of patent index files is also provided https://data.epo.org/publication-server/data-coverage.
However, at least some Attamyces fungi are fruiting-competent and can produce spore-bearing mushrooms in laboratory colonies, or, so far known only from Acromyrmex leafcutter ants that thatch gardens at ground level, on mounds of field nests ([28], [31], [35], [36]; see Table 3 in [31] for a list of documented fruiting events of leafcutter fungi).
Firstly, our BioNER receives the dictionary type to extract mentions and a list of document identifiers (obtained in the document selection step).
As a general rule, only the main statement of a case such as this is publicly available, but not a list of accompanying documents, or the documents themselves.
