The phrase "as documents suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or conclusions drawn from documents or written sources.
Example: "The findings of the study were consistent with the conclusions as documents suggested."
Alternatives: "as indicated by the documents" or "as the documents implied".
The demographic profile of young males as well as historical documents suggested a military installation.
But the documents suggested that as the stock market rebounded from recessionary lows last year, so did the mayor's personal spending.
He said state insurance documents suggested that Farmers had raised premiums by as much as 190percentt since 2000.
Documents suggested the money had been used for personal cash withdrawals by Warner, as well as for loans and money laundering.
If it served as a middleman in this deal, as the documents suggest, Syria was acting in violation of Security Council resolutions even as it served on the Council and voted with the United States on the most important resolution before the war.
If the labourer worked on average 16 hours overtime a week as the documents suggest, after a maximum 48 hour week, then he would have worked longer than the allowable maximum of 60 hours.
In particular, he said Mr Blair had to tell MPs when he offered George Bush his support for the war on the grounds of regime change, as leaked documents suggest he did so in March 2002, a year before war started.
Interviews with dozens of lawyers, prosecutors, witnesses and suspects, as well as a review of legal documents, suggest a detective who followed his own rules.
Interviews with government agents, prosecutors and others familiar with the WikiLeaks investigation, as well as an examination of court documents, suggest that Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks are being investigated by several government agencies, along with a grand jury that has subpoenaed witnesses.
But interviews with government officials, health professionals and members of Brooklyn's Hasidim, as well as examinations of campaign and government documents, suggest that Mr. Goldberger and Mr. Menczer capitalized on the support they had given Mr. Pataki.
