The phrase "an authentic document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that is genuine, original, or verified as true.
Example: "To proceed with the application, please submit an authentic document proving your identity."
Alternatives: "a genuine document" or "a verified document".
Littell's skilful interleaving of history and speculation amounts to what feels like an authentic document.
"I believe this is an authentic document that is guiding policy," said Taylor Pendergrass, a senior staff lawyer at the New York Civil Liberties Union.
"They have not established, and it is doubtful that they can establish, that the marital property agreement is an authentic document," he said.
Mengele, who entered Argentina with a Red Cross passport in 1949, succeeded in obtaining an authentic document approved by the German Government.
"Le faux material" refers to drafting a fraudulent document (i.e., creating a forgery), while "faux intellectual" refers to "falsifying"/altering an authentic document to make it say something that would assist in an act of fraud (falsifying a record).
One of the forms had misspellings and appeared to be the wrong size, Detective Kevin Frazer, of the Joint Terrorism Task Force, reported in an affidavit, while the other was a much better forgery, because it was an authentic document signed by an F.A.A. examiner.
The trouble is, most refugees don&apos t come here with any authentic documents". And they usually don&apos t have a lawyer either.
The trouble is, most refugees don't come here with any authentic documents".
Splitting spiky hairs, isn't Julien Temple's The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle a more authentic document?
Snowden's signed declaration, filed on October 31, confirms that one of the documents he leaked, which the EFF relied heavily on for its case, is an authentic draft document written by the then-NSA inspector general in 2009, which exposed concerns about the legality of the Bush's warrantless surveillance program — Stellar Wind — particularly the collection of bulk email records on Americans.
It's hard not to view "The Signature of All Things" as a long-awaited sequel, the indisputably authentic document the author needed to write to arrive at her literary destiny.
