The phrase "claim to document" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or assertion that someone makes about a document or written evidence. Example: The lawyer presented a strong claim to document, providing thorough evidence to support their client's innocence.
The thinktank has claimed to document and predict rising levels of migration to the UK and its consequences without a political agenda.
A new book by David Maraniss of The Washington Post claims to document the many ways — some very small, a few large — in which Mr. Obama's youthfully constructed narrative appears to be contradicted by the people and events in his life.
The other is closer to home, in the form of newly published papers claiming to document the top-level deliberations of the Chinese leaders who ordered the deadly army assault on thousands of peaceful demonstrators around Tiananmen Square in June 1989.On January 2nd, Cambodia's National Assembly authorised a tribunal to prosecute Khmer Rouge leaders for genocide.
The issue resurfaced in February 2016, when the Institute of National Remembrance an agency constituted to investigate the Nazi and communist eras in Poland seized materials from the widow of a former minister of the interior that were claimed to document Wałęsa's role as a spy for the security services.
This, in turn, could affect data sources that rely on the presence of claims to document receipt of procedures.
A grand jury was convened to investigate Mr Pratt, but once he relinquished his claim to the document, criminal proceedings stopped and he agreed to sell the document to North Carolina for $1.In this section In search of a message The problem with Kerrynomics On the trail A matter of evidence Whose Bill of Rights, anyway?
It is unlikely that the Ohio soldier was aware of the price the people of North Carolina had paid for their claim to the document.
"The state has a really legitimate claim to these documents".
But the Tories claim to have documents proving that his parliamentary apology was misleading as well.
HRW and Provea claim to have documented 20 cases in which such confrontations did not occur.
