The phrase "deliver a document" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to the act of conveying a document to a specific recipient. For example, "I need to deliver this document to the post office before the end of the day."
They were tear-gassed when they approached parliament as it was being debated, to try to deliver a document criticising its content.
The families hope to deliver a document to Francis with information about their case, even if they don't get to meet with him in person.
So they are willing to deliver a document door-to-door 3,000 miles in two or three days for 44 cents.
If the common interest development law requires an association to deliver a document by "individual delivery" or "individual notice," the document shall be delivered by one of the following methods: (1) First-class mail, postage prepaid, registered or certified mail, express mail or overnight delivery by an express service carrier.
"The pressure has been palpable — people know they are delivering a document that will be cited for years to come and will define policy".
The fact that the Minister of State has clearly won the internal war against his boss, and delivered a document that is Tory through and through, means the path toward a freer market has been established.
The researchers will be properly trained women who will initially approach the participants to invite them to volunteer for the survey, delivering a document that describes the study and its objectives.
"Earlier this week, I told you that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had been jailed by the Iranian government after failing to deliver a 'document of surrender' on behalf of the president.
Without doubt, the abandonment of our original plans for a two stage Delphi consultation undermined the potential to deliver a consensus document, specifically a research agenda.
