The phrase "age documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to documents that have been created or modified over a certain period of time, often in legal or archival settings.
Example: "The archivist was tasked with reviewing the age documents to determine their historical significance."
Alternatives: "dated documents" or "time-stamped documents".
Lieutenant Cassie used cold tea to age documents.
They prepared a purple fast dye (now called 6,6'-dibromoindigotin) from a local mollusk, using a photochemical reaction, and its use was later mentioned in Iron Age documents that described earlier times, such as the epics of Homer and the Pentateuch.
Despite the advancement and technological achievement of the current age, documents are still printed on paper and widely exchanged, hence the need for Writer Identification (WI).
These so-called "secondary producers" now must also keep age documents for every performer, a near-impossible task that is being hotly disputed by the industry.
Yet Ernesto told me he's never needed any age documents or work permits – none of the foremen for the labor-contracting companies that employed him for have even attempted to determine whether he is legally permitted to work.
Yet Ernesto told me he's never needed any age documents or work permits none of the foremen for the labor-contracting companies that employed him for have even attempted to determine whether he is legally permitted to work.
Born on 27 May 1907, in Springdale, Pennsylvania, Carson was a nature lover, a keen reader and had developed a penchant for writing from an early age, documenting the living world around her.
Then, three days later on February 20, the trade publication, Advertising Age, documented the frenzy to cash-in on Lin's success in its story, "Madison Avenue Lines Up to Court NBA's Lin -- From Agents to Nike, Ad World Inundates Knicks Phenom With Endorsement Proposals".
118 However, our review showed a median age of 10 years (range 7 months to 17 years) among 47 age documented paediatric patients.
Significant predictors of undernutrition at an early age, documented at individual, household, and community levels, include child's HIV status, age and birth weight, maternal age, age of household head, and area of residence.
Mr. Toro disputed this and at the department's headquarters this week produced aging documents as proof.
