The phrase "about documented" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to documentation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report is about documented evidence of the findings."
Alternatives: "regarding documentation" or "concerning documented information".
When asked about documented cases of rights abuses committed by the paramilitary forces, many said they believed that those killed had been rebels, or that the violations had been committed by guerrillas, then blamed on the paramilitaries.
And, yet — as I listened to the presenters talk about documented misdeeds being just the tips of icebergs; the "corruption tax" we pay in more expensive services; and the virtual non-efforts of Cook County's state attorneys — I couldn't help recalling a distant night in El Salvador.
In addition, COMBREX also provides information about documented phenotypes associated with each gene.
Preceptors would be expected to provide feedback to students about documented results that arise from their recommendations.
The latter studies provide the only case of strong inferences about documented evolutionary change in response to global warming in the wild in aquatic invertebrates.
A number of promising interventions focused on upgrading or improving health systems in rural areas among poor populations and brought about documented declines in PMR.
That is why one woman set about documenting them.
"It's not about revenge, it's about documenting history," she said.
So how does a homeowner or renter go about documenting possessions?
The show may be annoying, but it is also blunt and fearless about documenting the effects of poaching.
In fact, it seems almost earnest, conveying a kind of scrupulousness about documenting many levels of the truth.
