The phrase "ago documented" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression.
Example: "The findings were documented long ago."
Alternatives: "previously recorded" or "earlier documented".
Photographers from more than a hundred years ago documented the faraway places in their time with big cameras.
Vitamin D deficiency is known to be highly prevalent among epilepsy patients, but only one study, published nearly 40 y ago, documented that administration of vitamin D2 resulted in a seizure reduction of 30% on average.
In the temperate tree family Juglandaceae, heterodichogamy, the presence of PA and PG morphs, was long ago documented in Juglans and Carya (Darwin, 1876: 390, 1877: 10; Pringle, 1879; Meehan, 1880) and recognized as a significant factor affecting nut production (Polito and Pinney, 1997).
A DECADE or two ago, documenting the changing faces on Connecticut television news would not have required a "Who's Who," but rather a "Who's Where?" In a field known for frequent personnel shifts, as ambitious on-air personalities try to trade up for ever-bigger cities and more prominent markets, local newscasters engaged instead in an almost-comical game of musical anchor chairs.
Scientific evidence appeared in the literature several years ago documenting widespread contamination of oncology clinics and pharmacies with antineoplastic hazardous drugs in a number of university hospitals in the United States and Canada (Connor et al. 1999).
These sites, dating from the Late Triassic Period (235 million to 201.3 million years ago) to the latest Cretaceous (66 million years ago), document herding as common behaviour among a variety of dinosaur types.
A year and a half ago, documents on AstraZeneca's lung cancer pill Iressa had biotech watchers betting that it would fail.
Spear points dating to 12,000 years ago document the earliest presence of Paleo-Indians in the area, and there are nearly 1,500 known heritage sites in the forest.
Today the dazed and grieving medical staff of Aleppo's Dar al-Shifa Hospital, which just weeks ago I documented for VICE's Ground Zero series, wandered around their razed makeshift medical facility, searching the rubble for victims of yesterday's rocket attack launched by one of Assad's fighter jets.
Nearly 25 years ago, Casscells documented that few students or faculty at Harvard Medical School were able to correctly complete a probability revision problem [ 12].
She had also been there six months ago to document the recovery.
