"documents present" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: The documents present a clear case of malpractice by the company.
That brings us back to Garton Ash, and the idea that the documents present a historian's dream but a diplomat's nightmare.
Leaked Whitehall documents present an extraordinarily revealing picture of how Tony Blair's closest advisers and his foreign secretary, Jack Straw, warned him of the pitfalls of following the Bush administration's march to war against Iraq.
Beyond detailing the multi-pronged plan, the documents present the fullest explanation to date of its goals and give insights about which institutions the U.S. government sees as best able to attack the drug problem.
Amid the seemingly unending national clamor over a mythical science talent shortage, both documents present frank and clear-eyed examinations of the true and truly dismal state of so many of today's young researchers, especially in the life sciences.
Both documents present a plethora of security concerns, best practices and recommendations regarding all types of services in NIST's SPI model, as well as possible problems related to cloud computing, encompassing from data privacy to infrastructural configuration.
No metadata were provided in the original depositions that gave an unambiguous description of the two XML-CML documents present in the form of a CML schema declaration, and no MOPAC version information or MOPAC input or output files were saved to act as alternative sources of this information.
Secret documents presented a very different picture.
The documents presented here have evolved from experience over time.
The Syrian documents presented in court had Syrian leaders celebrating her death.
The agency has already combed the documents presented to date in the suit, which was filed last September.
Subsequently, a judicial investigating committee ruled that documents presented as evidence of rapes and other abuse were fabricated.
