"document recovery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of recovering data, documents, or other digital information that has been lost for some reason. For example: "My computer crashed and I had to rely on document recovery to get my important files back."
That caller was with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which was scrambling to find someone to take daily pictures of ground zero to document recovery and removal efforts.
The materials in the basement were retrieved Thursday or Friday, Ms. Heller said, and would be treated and restored by Rapid Refile, a document recovery firm based in Allentown, Pa.
Many IT organizations have disaster recovery (DR) plans in place that document recovery from a server outage.
Forensic Innovations, Inc., which already sells a File Investigator Engine for document recovery, backup, management, security and more, aims to satisfy the need to efficiently dig through data and produce the nuggets of information hidden in today's computers.
On study days 5 and 8, colposcopy, and swabs for vaginal pH, neutrophils and microflora were collected to document recovery.
What if a machine learning system could process every documented recovery from cancer and find a cure?
Documented recovery coefficients depend on object volume and shape, background activity, voxel size, and number of effective iterations [7].
Her research documents recovery of over-grazed aspen, willows, and cottonwoods.
Males treated with high-dose JQ1 continue to show defects in testicular parameters 30 days after halting treatment but exhibit complete recovery of all parameters within 60 days, consistent with the documented recovery of fertility.
The second most common type of study design is pharmacokinetic studies (documenting recovery of oral dose of probiotic or increase in probiotic strains post-treatment compared to pretreatment or clearance of the probiotic).
She had also been there six months ago to document the recovery.
