The phrase 'categorise documents' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe how documents are sorted for easier organisation and retrieval. For example, "The archivist used a system of categorising documents to make them easier to file and search for later."
"The basis for categorising documents connected to doo lies in our data intelligence.
The 26 documents were categorised by research type and the full text of these documents analysed by MRM, using the qualitative software programme NVivo™.
This section categorises and groups together all the documents and resources which are referenced and linked throughout the toolkit.
To the best of our knowledge, this type of process has never been used earlier to categorise legal judgments or other types of documents.
It documents IoT devices around the world, categorising them by function, so that you search for, say, air quality in Manhattan.
Established 20 years ago, the register aims to safeguard records from public and private collections across the world by categorising the most valued archives and helping to preserve documents where they are at risk of damage or dispersal.
We used ATLAS.ti to categorise, code and analyse qualitative data including hundreds of pages of background documents such as national-level policy reports, minutes from meetings and speech transcripts from conferences and workshops (table 3) (figure 3).
While a number of masonic historians have categorised this as a "misprint", Adolphus Frederick Alexander Woodford, who studied and catalogued these documents, considered it genuine.
The aim of this step was to categorise each LHA in terms of level of consistency, based on the connection between documents.
Although the study is categorised site-specific exempt by the ethics committee, three centres still requested Site Specific Assessment documents.
