The phrase "composed a document" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to create or write a document. Example: The lawyer composed a document outlining the terms of the contract for her client to review.
He spent the next year and a half visiting all of the 155 schools then purporting to train doctors and composing a document that sharply criticized the great majority.
Francis has composed a papal document, Evangelii Gaudium, unprecedented for the power of its message and the brutally frank language that expresses it.
He composed a draft document, headed "My devise for the succession", in which he undertook to change the succession, most probably inspired by his father Henry VIII's precedent.
I am retiring for the night, secure in the knowledge that we have composed an unimpeachable document whose every directive will remain as relevant in the future as it is in 1789.
In other words, he is shifting the company's focus from the devices themselves to the things people use them for — composing a Word document, planning a vacation.
Suppose that we have a set of words that composes a set of documents.
The evidence and numbers suggest that cloud computing, whether used for complex mathematical modeling or to compose a simple word processing document, is a logical path for carbon-savvy organisations to follow.
The IESRM, in turn, was composed basically by a document (the guide), a set of electronic spreadsheets, and an application built using Matlab2.
That we should compose a blue collar blues song documenting the fall of our once artistically vibrant and affordable sports metropolis would go against our indie rock fiber - we come from the school of concisely composed guitar solos and infectious melodic hooks- our misery does not need company longer than 3 50!
