The phrase "a ministry document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an official document issued by a government ministry or department.
Example: "The new regulations were outlined in a ministry document released last week."
Alternatives: "an official document from the ministry" or "a government ministry report".
However, according to Erazo and others, they only made this agreement – reluctantly – because an Amerisur representative had verbally given them the impression, through an interpretation of an interior ministry document, that it had already been granted permission to operate.
Iraq is searching for "highly dangerous" radioactive material stolen last year, according to an environment ministry document and seven security, environmental and provincial officials, who fear it could be used as a weapon if acquired by Islamic State.
A German foreign ministry document, reported by Der Spiegel on Monday, warned that Moscow was using gas supplies and military ties to draw Serbia into its orbit.
In addition, an internal climate ministry document from last August, obtained by the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet, said that Danish tax authorities had notified the ministry that "especially Denmark is now the target for VAT fraud".
The academic, from a pharmaceutical college, was arrested for running a large methamphetamine laboratory, according to a North Korean interior ministry document cited by South Korean media.
The ministry document said it posed a risk of bodily and environmental harm as well as a national security threat.
The interior ministry document told police to focus on the Roma "as a priority".
The labour ministry document is addressed to officials of all levels.
The interior ministry document, dated 16 June, invited tenders from companies to supply police with 1.6m teargas canisters, 145,000 sound and flash grenades, 45,000 CS hand grenades and 45,000 teargas hand grenades.
