'descriptive texts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to texts that are written to provide a detailed description of something. For example, you could say, "In this essay, I analyze the use of descriptive texts to evoke an emotional response from the reader."
Right now, Mr. Valencia's donations, along with several photographs from one woman who responded to the survey, are being cataloged, and descriptive texts are being written.
These latter studies are mainly descriptive texts, conducted after all the technical optimizations of the design were completed and not always included within the optimization calculation.
He also supplied photographs for the many books on British subjects published by Batsford, which also produced several books entirely of Kersting's photographs, with descriptive texts by other writers.
Mr. Parker filled his recitals with songs woven around particularly poetic or descriptive texts, and illuminated those works with a warm, flexible timbre and a thoughtful approach to phrasing.
He fills the oceans with descriptive texts and the traces of the courses sailed by the explorers Magellan, Le Maire, Schouten, L'Hermite, and Olivier van Noort.
The descriptive texts recount the territorial gains and losses, marriage alliances, royal character, and political and military adventures of the kings of France.
Within the database, blocks of text can be hyperlinked based on matches to the ontology, including descriptive text (e.g., morphological character descriptions, taxonomic descriptions, and identification tools like taxonomic keys).
Historical and descriptive text in margin.
Such tags commonly substitute descriptive text for the images.
Decorative cartouches containing descriptive text; "RND" above cartouche on right.
Descriptive text, remarks, and comments about the item.
