The phrase "dissolution document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to a document that officially terminates a partnership, corporation, or other legal entity.
Example: "The partners signed the dissolution document to formally end their business relationship."
Alternatives: "termination document" or "dissolution agreement."
Bring copies of your divorce decree (sometimes known as a Final Order of Divorce) or other dissolution documents with you when you apply.
Puusemp documented the dissolution by collecting "press clippings, council meeting minutes, and public documents" and publishing them after his friend, performance artist Paul McCarthy, urged him to do so.
The occurrence of dissolution and leaching processes is documented by carbonate cement, alteration of feldspars and possibly the influx of meteoric water or organic acids from the adjacent lithology, shale in particular.
Instead, it documented the group's dissolution, portraying Harrison as surly and bitter, Starr as morose and listless, and Lennon as withdrawn from everyone except Ono, who was always at his side.
"Our firm filed various legal documents pertaining to the dissolution of his marriage and requesting a court ruling concerning the living arrangements of Governor and Mrs. Gibbons," Mr. Gibbons's lawyer, Gary Silverman, said in a statement.
Despite her appearance as a performer, the "Siluetas" series is about dissolving rather than documenting personality; about facing dissolution by enacting it; about finding comfort, even exhilaration in the knowledge that dislocation is the only location, and that it is universal, not unique.
The importance of microbial activity in pyrite dissolution and AMD formation is well documented.[1, 19, 23, 27, 30 33] To date, the majority of microbiological studies of AMD systems have been based on physiology and characterization of cultivated organisms.
Formerly highly classified government documents published after the dissolution of the Soviet Union demonstrate that the authorities used psychiatry as a tool to suppress dissent.
With the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, many Soviet documents became public for the first time.
He is probably best known for his "Case History" (1999) series, which consists of more than 500 images documenting the human cost of the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
