The phrase "documents of mine" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to documents that belong to you or are associated with you.
Example: "Please send me the documents of mine that you have in your possession."
Alternatives: "my documents" or "documents belonging to me"
In at least two such documents, ancestors of mine are mentioned, so I've always been interested.
That historians can construct only a vague biography of Mrs. Nat Turner speaks to a challenge storytellers working in African American history often face: a dearth of real documents to mine.
Yukihisa Fujita, a legislator of the opposition Democratic Party who questioned Mr. Aso on the subject, said there had always been overwhelming evidence, including American government documents, of the mine's use of prisoners of war.
During my frequent trips to Cape Town to be at Philipa's side and to document her fight against cancer, I also started documenting another friend of mine called Ruth.
These are films as documents of reason (yours, mine, the creators'), the cinema of indoor voices.
He is also accused of ordering an employee to dispose of thousands of pages of security documents from the mine.
"They demanded the identity documents of a friend of mine and I," Sami said.
"Some of these documents reinforce a longstanding concern of mine about the supporting role of some Pakistani officials in the Afghan insurgency," said Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat who heads the Armed Services Committee.
"A few years ago I fulfilled a photo dream of mine to document Valentine's Day at White Castle," Lombard recalls to The Creators Project.
Therefore, the comparison between two sequencing data is processed as "topic analysis of documents" in text mining.
The pattern of structural geologic features documented during mine mapping is similar to the local trends of regionally extensive thrust faults, fold axes, and basement-cored uplifts that formed during the Laramide orogeny.
