The phrase "a pivotal document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a document that is crucial or essential to a particular situation or context.
Example: "The report served as a pivotal document in the negotiations, influencing the final agreement between the parties."
Alternatives: "a crucial document" or "a key document".
"His letter or protest is a pivotal document … as well as a powerful and poignant one," says Motion.
A1 Bolton Clashes With U.N. John R. Bolton, the American ambassador to the United Nations, came under fire and fired back over hundreds of changes he is seeking to a pivotal document on aid for the developing world and change at the United Nations.
UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 9 - Diplomats working on a pivotal document on the management overhaul of the United Nations and updated approaches to terrorism, development and human rights have locked horns just days before it is to be presented to more than 170 world leaders for their endorsement.
A potentially pivotal document in the legal fight between Uber and Waymo, the self-driving car company that was originally part of Google, has been released.
Einstein's famous Zurich notebook, which documents the pivotal steps toward general relativity, is reproduced here for the first time and transcribed in its entirety.
Importantly, this study's findings were later reified by events in September 2014, when the UN General Assembly endorsed the Open Working Group's Outcome Document as the pivotal document upon which Member States were to engage in post-2015 negotinthens in the year ahead.
The concern seemed to become personal with his visit to Pleiku, which resulted in his writing a policy memorandum that is one of the pivotal documents of the American escalation recorded in the Government's secret history of the war, which became known as the Pentagon Papers when published by The New York Times in 1971.
The papers document a pivotal period between 1980-1994 when Ms. McDougall and lawyers in South Africa and Namibia collaborated on the defense of and gained the release of thousands of political prisoners and detainees imprisoned during the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and Namibia.
"These papers document a pivotal moment in modern history – the point at which an alarmed Thatcher government realised that the cold war had to be brought to an end and began the process of persuading its American allies likewise," he said.
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When Mr. Stever came across the pictures in 2004, along with Mr. Woods's neatly typed captions, he was unaware that they documented a pivotal time in America's diplomatic past, a moment when the country was beginning to flex its imperialist muscles.
