The phrase "any documents relating to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting or referring to documents that are connected to a specific subject or matter.
Example: "Please provide any documents relating to the recent changes in company policy."
Alternatives: "any documents associated with" or "any documents pertaining to".
Questions about whether any documents relating to Grenfell Tower have been destroyed by the council since the fire.
The IPCC took two and a half years to read the available paperwork – which did not include any documents relating to the planning of the operation, as South Yorkshire police said they had not found any.
During its investigation, Mr. Bormann added, ABC producers lodged a freedom of information request with Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade asking for any documents relating to Ben Zygier, also known as Ben Alon.
In Sarasota, Florida, the FBI initially denied having any documents relating to hijackers who were based there but has now handed over 80,000 pages that might be relevant under the Freedom of Information Act, according to Tom Julin, the Miami-based attorney handling the FoI application.
This week, the United States attorney's office in Connecticut asked six state agencies, including the Departments of Transportation, Children and Family Services, Public Works and Economic and Community Development, to turn over any documents relating to Mr. Ellef's daily schedule, phone records and appointments, Mr. Rowland said.
On June 29, the grand jury sent Maryland a second subpoena, asking for any documents "relating to the eligibility and/or amateur status" of De Sousa, a five-star recruit who was strongly considering Maryland before deciding to attend Kansas last year.
There is no evidence that any documents related to Mr. Winnick's involvement in Global Crossing were destroyed.
He has ordered the firm not to shred any documents related to the Whitewater Development Company real estate venture.
In response to that, the complaint says, Mr. Trauger ordered Mr. Flanagan to destroy any documents related to the altered work papers.
The Hartford Financial Services group also said last week that it had been notified by the New York Department of Insurance not to destroy any documents related to its dealings with brokers.
Hartford said in late May that it had received instructions from the New York Department of Insurance not to destroy any documents related to its dealings with brokers.
