"document made by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document created by someone or some entity. For example, "The report was a document made by the research team."
So I looked at the neighboring pages for documents made by the same hand with letters that were clearer.
The yellow dots, which have been around for years, have been spotted only on documents made by color laser printers, not the more common and affordable color inkjet printers.
Further, the exclusion of a wide range of other sources, such as, for example: primary documents made by proponents of legislative change; other media sources, or; actual statements by politicians, other policy makers, or members of civil society not filtered through the media.
The only I.D. he carried was a single sheet of ordinary A4 paper, a document made official by a stamp of the Coalition Provisional Authority.
The national director of the Wilderness Society, Lyndon Schneiders, said the document made public by BP was too short to count as serious consultation with the public.
Sections of a previously classified CIA document, made public by the Guardian on Monday, empower the agency's director to "approve, modify, or disapprove all proposals pertaining to human subject research".
In this latest document, made public by the Associated Press, Cosby admits to procuring Quaaludes, which were outlawed in 1984.
By providing a comprehensive collation of all necessary information, this document made clinical management by the patient's GP easier, quicker and more accurate.
PARIS — Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi has stashed billions of dollars of Libyan oil revenues with financial institutions on Wall Street and in Europe, according to a document made public Thursday by an international advocacy group.
