The phrase "a sound document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that is reliable, well-founded, or valid in its content or arguments.
Example: "The committee reviewed a sound document that provided clear evidence supporting the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "a reliable document" or "a valid document".
"I don't believe this is a moment when we have to re-create the wheel," he said, later adding: "We're dealing with, basically, a sound document that needs modification rather than recasting".
"A planning inspector will then be appointed to hold a public examination and determine whether the plan is a sound document," the spokesperson added.
A sound document analysis is rule-bound, systematic, following a coding process where raw data are aggregated into units describing the content.
Once completed, the bot translates the user's information into a legally sound document that can be used to appeal parking tickets.
At the same time, create a new blank sound document.
No such criticism has been leveled at the 28-volume final draft, which has been generally praised as a sound scientific document.
Wilson's sound, documented on any number of recordings still available, is a rich blend of trumpets, saxes and trombones with as much harmonic depth as melodic interest.
It is a widely used, generic form of accreditation which concentrates on ensuring organisations have sound, documented processes to improve the way services and products satisfy customers' requirements for quality.
Exhibits include original manuscripts and letters, film and sound documents, art installations and more.
It is the only known complete broadcast from the original location of the Cotton Club on 142nd Street at Lennox Avenue in Harlem and among the earliest surviving sound documents of German radio.
So it's fascinating and exhilarating to revisit the sound documents of this extraordinary career, which as far as CBS was concerned began with Gould's celebrated 1955 version of Bach's Goldberg Variations, and ended with his debut as a conductor, in Wagner's Siegfried Idyll, recorded with the Toronto in September 1982, three weeks before his death at the age of 50.
