"document feedback" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the comments and criticisms made in response to a particular document. For example, "I asked my colleagues to provide document feedback on my proposal before submitting it."
It encompasses as an input the students' produced documents, the teacher's correct document, feedback, and the grading criteria.
Box has made an acquisition in the past — Increo Solutions, the document feedback and collaboration tool, back in 2009, but Levie says the bigger potential for Box is to ride the wave of fragmentation in the market (the very thing that is driving M&A) by becoming a platform for the rest to coexist peacefully together.
Since this is a "live document", feedback and control with the aid of an audit system, will be important to continuously improve the code and make it user friendly.
The aim of this survey was to document feedback from institutional staff and postgraduate students, specifically on statistical support provided during the walk-in consultations as a first point of contact.
For the period of the social interventions from 1985 to 1997, there is no documented feedback of patients redirected from EDs having suffered adverse medical consequences.
(S2) Despite their increasing reluctance to use the WBA instruments, students indicated a need for meaningful formative feedback and acknowledged the importance of documenting feedback.
Many participants documented feedback which would promote patient-centred care for the patient, without further highlighting culture or the patient's Aboriginality.
We documented feedback on the logistics of running the vLAB in 2011 given by student users so that we could implement improvements in 2012 and again in 2013 which had the general effects of streamlining vLAB interactions and improving lesson flow.
These testbeds enable researchers at CDR to intervene, analyze and document the feedback response of individuals, teams and institutions that engage in the invention and commercialization of technical products.
In a document soliciting feedback regarding drone policy — a "Notice of Interpretation with Request for Comment " — the FAA calls "delivering packages to people for a fee" a non-hobby or recreation-based drone activity.
"Although similar to the 2006 scoping report, this document incorporates feedback to the earlier project, responds to design reviews, incorporates additional consultation responses and provides updated and more extensive baseline information on which to base an on-going, comprehensive consultation process".
