The phrase "digital documentation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any electronic form of recording information or data. Example: "Please make sure to submit your report along with all necessary digital documentation, such as images and videos, by the deadline."
In our case, the department of radiotherapy underwent a complete redesign of information flow and clinical documentation, which has resulted in digital documentation of history and examination within the system plus digitizing and PACS (picture archiving and communication system) connection for the planning CT to adapt for a future unified documentation.
To my knowledge, there exists no record of the statements made by visitors to the monument: the curtain had yet to rise on the brave new world of ceaseless digital documentation.
And instead of paying middlemen to facilitate B2B trade, many firms simply started dealing directly with one another electronically, replacing letters and faxes with e-mails and other digital documentation.
Conceived more than a decade ago but stalled for technological reasons, it uses the high-quality multimedia capabilities of Blu-ray to display music, video and other digital documentation through a file-cabinet structure — pull out the cabinet with a click and choose the rarity.
Comparisons between paper and digital documentation have been conducted in various specialties.
Established devices to obtain images are so called fundus cameras with digital documentation capabilities.
This was an issue for both digital and non-digital documentation and data storage situations which resulted from the practice of abbreviating a four-digit year to two digits.
Various reporting functionalities, views in tabular or graphical format, printout functionalities and support for digital photography documentation are available.
In addition, current research and development indicate that digital technical documentation can be used as informative support for operating staff if contents are provided context-sensitive.
A simple, inexpensive design is presented for the rapid conversion of the popular MD-4 Polaroid land camera to a high quality digital gel documentation system.
Fig. 1 State of conservation of Candoglia: a erosion and differential erosion in presence of stone heterogeneity (arrow indicates a quartz-siliceous vein); b eroded calcite grains and dark stripe-like biological colonization (digital microscope documentation); c black thick sulphatic deposit in an area sheltered by rainfall.
