The phrase "a visual document of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that presents information or data in a visual format, such as images, charts, or graphs.
Example: "The report serves as a visual document of the project's progress over the last year."
Alternatives: "a visual representation of" or "a graphical record of".
What he had here, he knew, was a visual document of who many of Libya's rebels are.
On Saturday night an exhibition of photographs by Joe Conzo Jr. culled from his book "Born in the Bronx" will go back even further into hip-hop history, providing a visual document of the musical energy born in the parks, playgrounds and abandoned warehouses of the borough in the late 1970s.
His talent and commitment to his community have made Lamb the "go-to guy" when anyone in Overtown wants a visual document of an event - from a baby shower, to a political rally, to a wake.
York and Majid's timely film, The Machinists, is a visual document of the exploitation of garment workers in Bangladesh.
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Gerhard Richter Painting is a strikingly visual document of Richters creative process.
The language is based on a visual document metaphor and the notion of document patterns and rules.
Genograms can provide health care workers with a visual document that tracks the history of your current mental or medical problem through your family bloodline.
It was shown only once, "after Queer As Folk at 11 at night", but ended up an important and poignant visual document of a deeply strange world: all of the artists, already old when Journeys Into the Outside was made, have since died.
I had no idea if the book would ever be published or not, but I just thought how valuable it would be, if a scholar or someone like me, hundreds of years from now came across this visual document of what a culture promised itself to be and actually was.
The killing of Arab prisoners and their burial in mass graves was documented by an Italian film crew, filming from a helicopter, for Africa Addio and this sequence of film comprises the only known visual document of the killings.
