"document informs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when referring to a document that provides information on a particular topic. For example, "The document informs us that the population of this town has increased by 10% in the past year."
The worker will contact the service user to determine their eligibility, provide further study information to those eligible, offer a period of time for consideration and document informed consent from those eligible and wishing to enter the study.
Is otherwise known for: Advocating an automated tax system, in which the I.R.S. sends taxpayers a document informing them how much they owe rather than a blank tax form.
Recordings could document informed consent procedures and provide evidence to avert or support malpractice suits.
The agency rejected Feinstein's formal request for the document, informing her that it would not provide a copy of the Panetta Review to the panel.
When Garcia resisted signing a document informing her of her custody transfer to immigration authorities, six deputies physically forced her hand and broke her arm in the process.
Similarly, it's also unclear whether Senate committee staff consulted with their bosses before taking the document, informed them immediately after the fact, or didn't let the senators -- including Feinstein -- in on the secret until much after the document had already been removed.
The study protocol for the sub-cohort and the forms used to document informed written consent were submitted to and approved by three ethics committees – two from the Mbarara University of Science and Technology and one from the Ugandan National Council for Science and Technology.
Standardised forms are used to document informed consent.
Standard forms are used to document informed consent.
