"factual document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any document that presents facts in an objective manner. For example, "This police report is an invaluable factual document that we can use as evidence in the trial."
Some things can be so painful or traumatic that factual, documented truths are discarded and minds are sucked into half-baked conspiratorial versions.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 12 , 1942P. 14 This play, though fictional in treatment, is factual, documented by a letter printed in the Herald Tribune on August 6th, from a lady in Summit, N.J., who signed herself A.C. "Do you think it fair to the owners of large cars, making only nine miles to a gallon, to be allowed no more gas than a small car getting 15 miles to the gallon?
Books about that shameful period tend to be historical, factual documents.
Putting aside the question of whether the content is factual, the document is certainly an interesting read.
I'm a stickler for detail and I really wanted to get all that stuff right, so the books stand as factual historical documents.
But along with a few factual errors, the document appeared to copy word-for-word language from a complaint made against former House representative John Conyers, who recently stepped down amid allegations of sexual harassment.
Straightforward questions were formulated to document factual referral information (specific items listed in table 1).
GPs, consultants and patients completed short structured forms to document factual characteristics of each referral and their experiences with the referral.
The stories were factual, responsible and documented, and we stand by them".
