The phrase 'documents generated in' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to documents that were created or produced within a specific period of time or location. Here is an example sentence: "All documents generated in the last month must be submitted to the office by the end of the day."
But similar charges and documents generated in New York were inconclusive, she argued, because others used her car and driver, and her card was on file at many New York establishments.
They have requested that the judge overseeing the case seal all the documents generated in the discovery process, contending that their release would disclose trade secrets about the business, known as securities lending, which is highly profitable for the firms.
Since design documents generated in the early design stage contain product specifications and design directions for new product design, they can be used as input queries to retrieve existing CAD models.
A major challenge of the proposed approach was reduction of semantic gap between design documents and CAD models because design documents generated in the early design stage contain abstract design descriptions, while CAD models contain detailed design descriptions.
The key obstacle was now perceived to be the complexity of the organization, caused by unclear roles, conflicting unit mandates, and an excessive number of management layers, as well as by an increase in the number of technical documents generated in the engineering processes.
Federal law has long required that agency directors preserve documents generated in the course of business.
On September 29, the news website ORD published details of a sensational document "generated in the womb of the presidential secretariat".
An HP support document generated in February 2010 lists both the Envy models.
Intensivist panelists were then asked to comment on the document generated in the first round, clarify any obscurities, and raise any questions not adequately addressed.
A summary of each section of the document generated in the second round – which represented the proposed consensus statement for that section – was inserted as an italicized statement at the beginning of each section.
From about 1650, the majority of the Church's archival documents generated were in the Polish, rather than in the otherwise used Ruthenian (its Chancery Slavonic variety), language.
