The phrase "documents intended for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe documents that are meant for a specific purpose or audience. Example: The company's internal regulations state that all documents intended for shareholders must be reviewed by the legal department before being distributed.
Most valuable of all are the documents intended for Messiaen's eyes alone.
These can be continuous and/or timed backups, or version control systems where you might have a series of documents intended for review, or a bit of both.
Another requirement was that documents intended for parents, like report cards and important notices, had to be available in the nine languages most widely used in the city.
At the time, Adobe was known mainly as a proprietor of digital fonts and image-editing software used by many publishing professionals to produce documents intended for printing.
The broker, Lee David Edelman, admitted in March that he bought Metron stock in 2004 after he saw documents intended for his girlfriend, a lawyer at a Manhattan law firm that represented Applied Materials, while the couple shared an apartment.
The ceremony centered on a gray fiberglass suitcase of the kind used as airline carry-on bag, containing a complete set of the documents intended for the Security Council.
One restricted document intended for those in army intelligence warned that "journalists and reporters representing all types of news media represent a potential threat to security".
Companies that treat AARs this way sometimes even translate the acronym as after-action report instead of after-action review, suggesting that the objective is to create a document intended for other audiences.
(As noted at Swampland, it's an unclassified document, intended for use by local law-enforcement officials). Cryptome also has numerous photographs of the security arrangements already in place here.
There are several views on the document, intended for different kinds of users.
