The phrase 'digitization of documents' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the electronic conversion of paper documents into digital formats, such as PDFs. For example, "The company implemented a process of digitization of documents, allowing employees to access documents from any device."
Dallas-based F.Y.I. (FYII) operates in two large business trends–outsourcing and imaging the digitization of documents onto computer screen or CD-ROM.
Driven by the digitization of documents, images and even videos as well as technology inefficiencies that allow that data to be copied and stored multiple times, the problem is growing exponentially.
And it's why it's not okay to just look back -- it's important to do it with all the modern tools we can use, the digitization of documents, the data and the DNA.
Thus, scratches cannot be considered as "digital" defects, as they come from the digitization of printed documents.
The reverence for books as objects, writes James Gleick in a New York Times op-ed about the digitization of historical documents, is "sentimentalism, and even fetishization".
But the archivists say the right to be forgotten, as it has become known, could complicate the collection and digitization of mundane public documents — birth reports, death notices, real estate transactions and the like — that form a first draft of history.
The employees are the engine that fuels digital digitization of business.
At the same time, the digitization of equity eliminates paper documents, reduces labor costs, and improves the efficiency of equity transaction and transfer.
Recently, there has been a shifting focus of organizations and governments towards digitization of academic and technical documents, adding a new facet to the concept of digital libraries.
Now, thanks to the digitization of a rare book documenting the cult film's entire visual concept, we can see how this world came together in the mind's eye of its creators.
Now, with the digitization of a remarkable variety of public documents through companies such as Ancestry.com, and with affordable DNA tests, all of us can find out an extraordinary amount of information about our ancestors -- both our recent ancestors over the past few hundred years and our more distant ancestors, thousands of years ago.
