The phrase "awkward documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe documents that are clumsy, poorly formatted, or difficult to understand.
Example: "The presentation was hindered by the awkward documents that accompanied it, making it hard for the audience to follow along."
Alternatives: "clumsy documents" or "unwieldy documents".
http://t.co/IZSv8IbMyI December 18 , 2013"...Let me start out with a crass political observation: This is a really awkward document for the Obama administration," writes Benjamin Wittes, Brookings fellow and editor of Lawfare, the national security blog.
I clung to my Cuban citizenship, though my Cuban passport soon expired, and as a "permanent resident" of the United States had to travel abroad using a re-entry permit, an awkward document that gave proof, among other things, that I had paid my taxes.
Last summer an awkward document surfaced -- a Democratic Party manual for freshmen members of the House.
Only last week, Mr Dahlan's aides threatened to release embarrassing documents if what he termed the "witch-hunt" by Mr Abbas persisted.On current evidence, the leaks are just as awkward for Israel.
And it brought up a few thoughts: one, what a colossal bummer it would be to have your awkward stage documented for hundreds of people to see; and two, how children are growing up online now and need security.
At the Eurogamer Expo, London in 2012, he produced a "being awkward" video that documented his mission to "motorboat" as many women as he could find.
When we asked Tagliaferri about his approach to shooting fashion, the photographer told us, "I love documenting awkward moments in fashion because it crushes the stereotype of everything being glamourous and perfect".
When we asked Tagliaferri about his approach to shooting fashion, the photographer told us, "I love documenting awkward moments in fashion because it crushes the stereotype of everything being glamorous and perfect".
"Colossus" is his version of Eminem's "Stan," more or less, documenting an awkward interaction with a fan who doesn't know when to stop.
The cultural fit between the Chinese and American companies is also quite awkward, as Sarah Lacy has documented comprehensively.
