The phrase "as one document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to combining multiple pieces of information or files into a single cohesive document.
Example: "Please submit your application materials as one document to streamline the review process."
Alternatives: "in a single file" or "combined into one document".
They may be separate, but please upload them as one document.
Nomination materials must be submitted as one document, in PDF or Word format.
If a transcript has multiple pages, combine all pages and upload the complete transcript as one document.
The two newest documents take the case by Switzerland's critics a step further by suggesting that Government officials -- not simply bankers -- were privy to the trade in looted gold and that, as one document puts it, the Swiss National Bank "participated" in the looting of Italian gold in 1944.
Next, the created sentences for a given frame in a video sequence are grouped as one document, and topic classification is applied.
They were imagined (with little evidence) to be potential terrorist havens and so, as one document gushed, "an opportunity!" In the time since I spoke to General Wallace, virtual worlds have bloomed.
But, they are absolutely right that UK squirrels have been shown to carry same strain as one documented in humans in medieval England & in modern N[orth] America". A second problem lies in our understanding of the squirrel trade itself.
Wilson "can describe, step-by-step, how the fraud is committed against the affected funds and how the various departments of the Bank work to make the process as profitable as possible," one document alleges.
Bam Adebayo, who played one season at Kentucky in 2016-17 and is listed as receiving $12,000 on one document and $36,500 in a later reference (the words "bad loan" are listed alongside his name; he did not sign with ASM).
If an enforcement intervention in Bangladesh is as effective as the one documented in Brazil, it could lower fatalities by 25% [ 13].
Class notes should be submitted as one Microsoft Word document with the document name "[CLASS YEAR] [PROGRAM] [ISSUE] Class Notes," e.g., "Daytime 2003 Fall 2013 Class Notes". The document should include a header indicating the program, class year, and issue.
