"correctness of documents" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the accuracy and legitimacy of a set of documents. For example, "The correctness of the documents must be checked before they can be accepted."
Their main goal is to automatically assess the stylistic and technical correctness of Office documents as well as some basic IT skills, such as e-mail netiquette and e-mail list usage.
Attestation: A statement affirming the correctness of a document's contents or the existence of a document.
The first measure equals the fraction of obtained relevant documents and the retrieved documents represent the correctness of the extraction system; that is, (1) Precision = | { relevant documents } ∩ { retrieved documents } | | { retrieved documents } |.
In his De Re Diplomatica (1681), Mabillon set out the fundamental principles of the science of verifying documents; Papenbroeck soon afterward acknowledged the correctness of his tenets.
The first goal was to assess the performance of the pipeline in terms of correctness of the recommendations (i.e., the relevance links between users and documents).
For comparing the correctness of responses and the response times obtained with text and VCM, we considered three factors: evaluator, document length and question type (i.e. with explicit or implicit response).
Correctness of Constructing Optimal Alphabetic Trees Revisited.
Correctness of a Compiler for Arithmetic Expressions.
On balance, Muslims have always favoured orthopraxy (correctness of practice) over orthodoxy (correctness of doctrine).
"His success today confirms the correctness of his placement.
Correctness of all constructs was verified by sequencing.
